Okay, here's what you do if you just want to completely wipe your hard drive clean.
This will take approximately 1 hour per 320gb of hard drive space to clean your hard drive. If you have a 1,000gb hard drive then expect this option to take over 3 hours to complete. It's pretty much the only option if you want to reinstall an operating system. When you initiate, "clean all" you will only see a flashing cursor and that is okay. The command isn't set up to show a percentage completed or anything of that nature. So, just expect the screen to stay exactly how it is with only a flashing cursor for roughly 3 hours per 1,000gb.
If you need gpt or mbr mode I will explain what to do.
- Open command prompt and type the following:
- diskpart
- list disk
- select disk (and the corresponding number to the disk you want)
- clean all (This command is the time consumer. Remember, 1 hour per 320gb)
- convert gpt (or you can enter command) convert mbr
- create partition primary
- format fs=ntfs label=(give your HDD a name) quick
- assign letter=C (you can use any letter)
Your good to go
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