Accidental Used Diskpart - Clear Command. How To Revert

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  1. Kaktussoft
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    pedroc1999 said:
    Yes.. I have 350 gb free.It has been running for 26 mins and is at 3%. I will keep an eye on it
    Still 13 hours to go ;-)

    Can you post screenshot
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  3. Pedroc1999
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    Yes wait a second
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  4. Pedroc1999
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    Ok here it is
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  6. SIW2
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    You need to let it finish scanning.

    That is the drawback of large drives.
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  7. Pedroc1999
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    Yes i know
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  8. Kaktussoft
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    pedroc1999 said:
    Ok here it is
    Put read and write cache both to 200MB. Now wait a few minutes. On bottom of screen you see how many MB/sec it processes. It performs better now? If no difference or even slower.... put settings back
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  10. Pedroc1999
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    Ok thank you
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  11. Pedroc1999
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    4.44 hours @34%
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  12. mitchell65
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    So when Kaktussoft said 13 hours he was pretty damn close!
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  13. Pedroc1999
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    these thongs depend on hard drive speed so yes it will be similar on all external hdd's unless someone is rich enough to put a ssd in a hdd enclosure!
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