Can I partition a drive hard once Windows XP Professional is installed

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  I hate when someone post a problem and then when they fix what they post only - it - fixed with no details.

  Here is how he is now.

  Installation, I tried a Sonic product install a driver that is not compatible with Windows 7 64 bit.

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  I then started a search on the name of the driver file Sonic showing details of the driver for the device - PxHlpa64

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  Scroll through the text (or search for it)

  Remove the problematic filters of your registry:

  2.

  1. create a backup of your registry. See here for how to do it.
  2. download ImgBurn (freeware).
  3. launch ImgBurn and go to tools > filter driver load order...
  4. Select "PxHlpa64". Click to remove the selected filter. Select "ASAPIW2k." Click 'delete the selected filter '. Click OK.
  5 reset.

  I had already installed ImgBurn (it's a great piece of software for CD/DVD that will do anything - it isn't a ripper, it is a CD/DVD burning tool)

  I have the poster said to do and when I rebooted the system, the problem was gone.

  Bob