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Data Recovery Glossary > Low Level Formatting (LLF)

Low Level Formatting is the process of making the drive ready to for use by a computer. It is the process creating sectors onto a hard disk to store digital computer information. LLF can also be referred as the initial formatting done to a hard drive so that the operating system can access the required areas for generating the file structure.

Low Level Formatting involves organizing or allocating physical space for data storage. LLF is the first step after physical installation is over. Now-a-days the drives usually come with LLF that is they are already divided into tracks and sectors.

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