The solution apparently is to either write zeroes and low-level format the drive or reset the MBR. Problem is, how do I do this? The Western Digital utility in Windows can't write zeroes to the whole ...
There are a number of ways to remotely format a hard disk. Some products are security-related and are designed to perform a remote wipe of the hard drive on a computer that has been lost or stolen.
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