Can I create partitions using facilities on A25-S207 DVD?

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• Satellite C650D: How can I create partitions?

  Hellooo

  can someone help me?
  I have laptop Toshiba Satellite C650D when I bought it, there is only one partition of hard disk, I want another 2 or 3 partitions it how can I do it?

  Hello

  You can create partitions in Win 7 disk management.

  Firstly, it must reduce the old partition. You will then get a free space on the HARD drive where the new partitions may be created.
  The entire procedure is very delicate. Further details on the Microsoft Win 7 page:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/fr-FR/Windows-Vista/create-and-format-a-hard-disk-partition

  I hope this helps a little.

  But before you change this, I recommend creating a recovery disk!

• I can manually create partition data recovery CD?

  Hello

  I have a laptop (Satellite Pro) friends who is unable to start in Vista (even in safe mode) with a blue screen. I tried to start my Vista CD to try a windows repair, but even that translates the same blue screen. To cut a long story short, I want to use back to factory default, but the recovery CD were never created.

  I can access the contents of the disc (the C drive and the data partition) to boot from a CD live linux. Is there a way I can copy the files over again the data partition and create a CD/DVD using these files for recovery?

  Thank you very much

  > Is there a way I can copy the files over again the data partition and create a CD/DVD using these files for recovery?
  Lol you can't do that. What you can do now is to restore disc original order of Toshiba.
  Sorry but there is nothing you can do about it.

• Can I create partitions without losing my data?

  I use Windows 7 Home Basic 32 bit, I have only a primary partition, IE. « C ». I want to install Windows 8 and also want to use Windows 7 at the same time, for this I need and separate partition. can I do in 'C' partition without data loss? and if I can, how? Help, please!

  You can.  But back up all your data first!  This process is a dangerous process and the smallest slip could erase your entire hard drive.  You have been warned.

  Now, that being said,.

  (1) open disk management

  (2) right click on your C drive in the chart and "reduce" the volume

  (3) right-click the now empty space and create a new volume he

  (4) click the new volume, and then format. Give it a name that you will recognize as "Win8" or something

  (5) boot from your installation Windows 8 media and choose install this new partition on

• Toshiba 3.5 "3 TB USB 3 to HDD - unable to create partition using Mac OS

  Hi guys,.

  I just bought a Toshiba Canvio 3 TB (HDWC130EK3J1) to be used as external for my iMac.
  I can see the well 3 TB drive, but I can't make any partition system native Mac OS journaled.

  When I try, I get an error message.

  Any help or ideas?

  Thank you

  Hello

  To my knowledge the Toshiba 3.5 "3 TB USB 3 to HARD drive supports the file format NTFS (for the support of the Windows system).

  I guess you must re - format the HARD drive to the system of files HFS + for Mac compatibility

  Your comments would be appreciated

• I can't create partitions in unallocated space when trying to install Windows.

  problem installing Windows

  I tried to install windows 7, then the hard drive selection window, it shows 2 spaces unallocated and I can't delete or create a new partition of them and niether I am able to install windows .please help

  Hello

  You can erase your entire hard drive with command prompt from booting from the Windows installation disc and run the utility "diskpart", clear full hard drive, make new partitions and install the operating system.

  (a) start the computer from the Windows installation disc.

  (b) click on 'Next' at the first prompt.

  (c) click on "Repair your computer."

  (d) click "next".

  (e) click on "Command prompt."

  (f) type "diskpart" without the quotes, and then press "Enter".

  (g) list disk 'type' without the quotes, and then press "enter".

  (h) type "select disk 0" without the quotes and replacing '0' by the actual number of the car you want to erase.

  (i) type "clean" without the quotes, and press "Enter." The drive is now completely erased.

  (j) restart the computer.

  (k) through the installation of Windows 7 with regular steps.

  I hope this helps.

• How can I create and use global variables in busy border?

  to preserve the previous value while being used between parent and child symbol?

  For some reason, you actually have to call the function inside of another symbol (and not the bodies as before). New version of the same exercise with the following structure where each rectangle and the associated text is encapsulated in an object symbol :

  

  To make the accessible service for another symbol, you add SYM (the parameter of substr() is also adapted to the new id)

  Stage.compositionReady event handler:

  Total = 0;

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  Each of the object.yellowRect.Click event handler becomes:

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  The link given above has been updated and now includes the second version.

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• How to make the partitions using the toshiba restore CD

  Hi forum users. I just want to explain more on creating partitions using our Toshiba Recovery CD. I have a portable satellite A50-101.

  I searched some topics on this forum and found this post from Quad. Just follow these steps carefully and you'll be successful to make the partitions on your hard drive.

  Here is the message by Quad.
  ######################
  Hi forum users

  If anyone of you needs an accurate description of installation of operating system using Expert mode, maybe this can help you.

  When the recovery process has begun there are menu where you can choose between two modes of installation.
  1 standard mode
  2. expert mode

  At first he put there important warning: all data stored on your computer will be lost. It is also important that hollow a Standard installation partition will be created and all data on the hard drive will be lost.

  If you want to install the operating system on a partition, please use Expert mode. In this case, the software can be installed on an existing partition. Alternatively, you can make one by yourself.

  If you want to make a partition with a set capacity, please do it on this path:

  1. choose number 2 Expert mode pressing
  2 approve OK key ENTER
  3. choose LOCAL > DISK > image
  4. look in: must be selected for the CD-ROM drive
  In the Middle window choose GHO file and press ENTER
  5. using the TAB key you must mark the player information and so on and press ENTER
  6. using TAB button again part brand of window average (blue line) and with SPACE activate new dimension box
  7. place inside the new size of the partition and press ENTER again
  8. the question to continue with load disc? confirm with OK

  I hope this can help you to make the desired partition size.

  Good bye
  ######################

  At step 6 above, enter the size of the partition you want. Size must be entered in megabytes (MB), gigabytes (GB). (mine is 40 GB HDD, i.e. 38146. I go to half, 19073)
  Proceed with the disk load? Click OK.

  It will now recover your machine to its factory setting. 2 partitions will be made.

  Once the restore is complete, open my computer. You'll see only drive Local (c) on hard drives. Click on properties and you will see that the size that you specified in step 6 above (20 GB). So, where's my other 20 GB? It is a way to treat 2 to make a new logical drive.

  Follow this link: (these links has screenshots for easier understanding)

  http://www.theeldergeek.com/hard_drives_07.htm - create an extended Partition (step 1)
  http://www.theeldergeek.com/hard_drives_08.htm - create logical drives in an extended Partition. (Step 2)

  I hope this can help you make a new logical drive in an extended partition. :)

  Hi 012

  Thank you very much for your posting. I forgot to mention that the logical drive must be created because the unusable space do not appear by Windows.

  But there are users like you to help. Respect!
  Fashion Expert recovery procedure section is now perfect.

  Good bye

• How cleen install Windows 7 Ultimate on HP 2000-120CA - Windows Setup cannot create partition...

  Greetings,

  I deleted all partitions on my HP 2000-120CA with acronis Disk Director... and you try to install Windows 7 Ultimate. I can't create partition with installation - just load the driver... I try to load the http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/raid_windows.aspx#2 drivers, didn't work...

  Please any suggestions...

  p.s. - Sorry for my bad English

  Solved!

  I finally get to Support HP recovery disks...

  Thanks for the suggestions...

• Not getting not created partitions...

  Hello
  
  I moved a few tables for a new tablespace (new_tablespace) to another volume of unix, but since then, scores have been of is automatically created for the tables... I can always create partitions manually for their own good.
  
  I get:
  
  ORA-00959: tablespace "old_tablespace_name" does not exist.
  
  Would appreciate some tips on where to check where the "old tablespace is referenced?"
  
  Concerning
  Laurent

  You can change the default storage for your table that is partitioned as follows:

  SQL> alter table  modify default attributes tablespace ;
  

  Kind regards
  Uwe

  http://uhesse.WordPress.com

• Creating Partitions in Oracle 10G Express Edition

  Can I create partitions in oracle 10 g express edition?

  See for yourself:

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B25329_01/doc/license.102/b25456/TOC.htm#BABJIJCJ

• Satellite A660-k17: can I remove the two primary partitions used for restoration?

  Hello
  I have 3 questions :) #.

  1. I burned a copy dvd recovery media, on a laptop A660 k17. There are two partitions on the disk that I think are there for the recovery. The first is 1.46 GB and it's for the recovery and another partition hidden 8.29 GB... and I think that the first contains the Recovery Wizard and the whole environment in which we will get through the repair of the system and the hidden disk contains the actuall with windows data, drivers and so on. Can I remove these two? I ask mainly on the first, if it is not necessary for the system to boot or something after that I have to recover the laptop to the factory setting.

  2 and I also want to leave my partitions so that I don't have to partition the whole drive from C 600 GB again. I have a D drive created but there is this response to a topic already in the forum http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=64754&tstart=90
  who says that when I leave the partitions I created myself, that the recovery will be not available. I have a copy on dvd, but only to make sure no kidding something upward.

  3. when I want a clean system without some software which are preloaded on the oem recovery disk... I have to use windows recovery? or it will be the same as the toshiba one?
  Thanks for the reply possible :)
  Beautiful day :)

  > Can I remove the two primary partitions used for restoration?
  First not, but you can remove the Toshiba recovery partition if you created the recovery DVDs. One day, if you want to install the recovery image once again you can use created the recovery disc.

• How can I create new partition for dual boot (Windows 7/Ubuntu)?

  My Z580 came with 4 primary partitions: the Windows boot partition; Windows OS & data (C drive); a "Lenovo" partition which seems to have the drivers and software pre-installed (drive D). and an OEM partition that is used for key recovery.

  I want to create a dual boot system, as if I had on my old laptop, so I guess I need to delete one of the existing partitions and create an extended partition. The best candidate seems to be the 'Lenovo' partition with the drivers and applications. Can I backup the data on this partition and transfer it to the C drive... or put it on a new logical partition?

  Alternatively, it would be preferable to save the OEM DVD recovery partition, and then delete and create a new extended partition? I guess that means abandon OKR, but I'd still be able to recover Windows of DVDs (?).

  I would appreciate anyone's help. I am far from being an expert or computer whizz, so if you can help, please keep it simple!

  In fact, you can get if you only change the size of the D: drive. I guess that your D: drive occupies about 25 GB. You can delete this partition and shrink the C: drive as 100 GB (or any size you like) and you can create a new D: drive. This way you can use OneKey Recovery and install the second OS on a larger partition and yet once again, I suggest you create Factory Default disc before you do all this

• How can I read or use the unallocated Partition?

  My external hard drive has two partitions. We're "Healthy (primary partition)", the other is "unallocated".

  I can see health as a disc but not the unallocated partition. How can I read or use the unallocated Partition?

  When I right click on the partition menu popup are faded/not usable.

  You can create a partition in the unallocated in disk management space.

  Right-click on the unallocated space and create a partition.

  If you have a partition on the disk using all the space you need to set as GPT instead of MBR.  Windows will not accept a partition of about 2 GB max on a game of MBR disk.

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