Solve : quick format?

1.	Solve : quick format?
Answer» What is the difference between the quick format and full formatWhen you choose "full format" the system first runs chkdsk /r, then formats.than u allan Unfortunately,my IP NOW does not help you = tomy^2 x ? The solution is ? = zf490 You are not alone, that you know methods of disclosure. I respect your knowledge and your COOPERATION, but unfortunately your morals are not the level of your knowledge So you're back ? ?troll, go away. This is the Salmon Trout I am named after Nice ! ! England ? ? iron fish Quote from: patio on May 18, 2010, 02:39:55 PM Nice ! ! England ? ? Yes, London and North Eastern Railway Pacific no. 60041 Salmon Trout. A member of the A3 class. All that class except 2 were named after racehorses. Salmon Trout won the 1924 ST Leger horse race. A beast of a machine i'd say... Pretty impressive.After World War 2 those smoke deflectors were fitted. (The twin steel plates at the front). I think the A3s looked much better without them. You can see the beautiful shape of the boiler in this shot (actually a MODEL) of Salmon Trout's more famous stable mate, No. 4472 "Flying Scotsman" in original LNER condition. For a pre-war machine the sleekness surely hides it's power. The model photo is more detailed and shows it much better... At any rate you've chosen a Noble namesake for yourself...

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What is the difference between the quick format and full formatWhen you choose "full format" the system first runs chkdsk /r, then formats.than u allan
Unfortunately,my IP NOW does not help you
= tomy^2 x ?
The solution is
? = zf490
You are not alone, that you know methods of disclosure.
I respect your knowledge and your COOPERATION, but unfortunately your morals are not the level of your knowledge
So you're back ? ?troll, go away.
This is the Salmon Trout I am named after

Nice ! !

England ? ?
iron fish Quote from: patio on May 18, 2010, 02:39:55 PM

Nice ! !

England ? ?

Yes, London and North Eastern Railway Pacific no. 60041 Salmon Trout. A member of the A3 class. All that class except 2 were named after racehorses. Salmon Trout won the 1924 ST Leger horse race.
A beast of a machine i'd say...
Pretty impressive.After World War 2 those smoke deflectors were fitted. (The twin steel plates at the front). I think the A3s looked much better without them. You can see the beautiful shape of the boiler in this shot (actually a MODEL) of Salmon Trout's more famous stable mate, No. 4472 "Flying Scotsman" in original LNER condition.

For a pre-war machine the sleekness surely hides it's power.
The model photo is more detailed and shows it much better...

At any rate you've chosen a Noble namesake for yourself...

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