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| Disk fragment in XP If I have a hard drive that is purely for data and no registry or applications exist on it but yet I am reinstalling my OS (Win XP Pro), would you think it is wise to completely wipe this drive provided I have backups of the data on it. By wiping and formatting it again in Win XP, doesn't that start it again back at square one with no fragmentation or can I just simple not wipe it and run a deep defrag program on it? Suggestions here please? Plan on starting my upgrade/reinstall tomorrow.      |
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