Formatting hard disk cannot procced

try formating your hard disk drive if you have an important of urgent data make sure you back it up before procced.

Around 4 gb ?
In the Microsoft Windows operating system, you can copy and paste 5 GB files as long as you have enough disk drive space.

The disk drive to which you're pasting the file must be formatted using the New Technology File System (NTFS), which supports the copying and pasting of very large files.

Purchase a large capacity USB external hard disk drive from a reputable vendor.
Make sure that the hard disk drive is at least 100 GB.

Connect the external hard disk drive to a spare USB port in your computer. Wait for the Windows operating system to recognize the hard disk drive.

Double-click on the "Computer" icon on the Windows Desktop, after which a window will appear listing all of your disk drives. Establish the letter of the new hard disk drive you have just installed. For the purpose of this article, the drive letter is assumed to be "E."

Right-click on drive "E," click on "Format," change the file system to "NTFS," then click on the "Start" button. Wait for the process to complete.

Click on the 5 GB+ file to select it, then press "Ctrl" + "C" on your keyboard to copy the file to the Windows Clipboard.

Click on the "Computer" icon on the Windows Desktop, then double-click on the "E" drive. This will open the root folder of the hard disk drive in the same window.

Press "Ctrl" + "V" on your keyboard to paste the 5 GB+ file from the Windows Clipboard to the new hard disk drive. Wait for the process to complete, which will take several minutes.

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Dear! Delete your C drive and create again with the help of windows and then format and install Windows. Your problem will be fixed.

go to my computer, right click on any of local discs. then click format...; if you have only one local disc, great. if you have two or more you'l have to repeat that procces on all of them

try to format the HD using disk management. right click computer select manage then disk manager. look for your external HD and click format.

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what is exactly happening? can you pls tell me step by step so that i can think on what to do. and pls sir dont rate my post if youll going to rate it on 1 or 2 bar cause my rating is getting to low. thanks!

did you try to check your cd or dvd rom if its detected too? does the disc you put is readable and bootable? what OS are you installing? ask me again if anything happen.

CHARCOIS

if the problem is the hardware you will need to buy a new one.

Hi, maybe the easiest way for you to format this drive would be if you could attach it as a secondary drive in a pc that is currently working and then try formatting it in the desired format from within windows. Windows will recognize a drive it only needs to format it in order to access it for data storage. You may need to change the jumper setting to slave on the HDD before you plug it in.

If you need any help with this just let me know.

SeaJade

Format the drive with NTFS.