What suitable is it to do a format of your strong drive every so regularly?

I am trying to prove to someone that formating your not easy drive every now and afterwards is a good piece.

What suitable is it to do a format of your strong drive every so regularly?

That depends on what kind of system you own. It's not a great idea on a linux system, especially something close to LFS or Gentoo.



But it's pretty much a good on window. Windows acquires a great deal of junk effortlessly. The registry bloats fast because of adjectives the horrible programs out there. Your start up entries, and so on bloat. Your computer become nice and slow.



A format cleans up everything, and gets you a nice unfragmented filesystem. Keeps up the conduct.
with proper upkeep you should never have to re-format your complicated drive

Because of the time involved along with the possible loss of files and required drivers, a re-format should only be used as a finishing resort when not being competent to fix issues with virus and Trojan worms and the likes
not really. Yes wndows weigh itself down over time with a bloated registry and your computer collects unwanted malware/spyware over time, but a reformat is overkill unless strictly critical
if you reinstall windows. get a backup of the drive.if you have a problem. no stipulation to reformat.just restore it put money on to the way it be.

reformatting the drive is a waste of time.unless the notebook doesnt startup.also its good to defrag the drive once a month.I use magical defrag. it defrags when Iam not using the workstation by itself.keeps everything contained by order.workstation boots up quick and runs well-mannered.