Is a factory-formatted hard disk split into a fixed number of files?

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No, that is not true; <span>a factory-formatted hard disk does not split into a fixed number of files.
A hard drive is a data storage device (HDD) which is used to store or retrieve information using platters coated with magnetic materials.</span>

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