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• I can not able to create the partion in unused space, show the 0x8004240f error in vista

  I can not able to create the partion in unused space, show the 0x8004240f error in vista

  Hello

  read this information

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/95398-disk-management-shrink-partition.html

• Disk management does not allow me to partition the unused space

  When I was installing windows I deleted my primary partition and an extended partition. I wanted to consolidate the space in a larger primary partition, but the installer would not consolidate the unused space, there were a multitude of unused space in each partition, I hit refresh, I have sailed on the installation and then headed in disk management again and still no dice. But it allows me to create a primary partition, but not a different scope, so I figure wrong install and try again, but within windows, still no dice. The only option available for this space is 'create new simple volume', I can walk through and get ready to create, but when I hit ok on the last window I get an error "There is not enough free space on the disk to complete this operation" if I put it to the maximum or minimum size, I get the same error.

  Is it possible to go back on my partition? or I'll have to scrounge something like partition magic and forget trying to do with windows?

  Hi Devarian,

  Thanks for the replies.

  When you want to extend a partition, for example the primary partition that you have installed on Windows 7, you should right click on the partition and select EXTEND the VOLUME.  Windows look for free space and give you a reading of how much free space is available to extend the volume of.

  Are you right click on the main partition or free space?

  Thank you
  Debbie
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• "Your bootable USB key could not be created there is not enough space available on the disk.

  I am trying to install a partition of Windows 7 with an ISO on a flash drive with Boot Camp Assistant. Everytime I try it however, I get the error "your bootable USB key could not be created there is not enough space available on the disk. The flash drive that I use for this is 64 GB, so I doubt that the issue has to do with not enough available space. I have already tried the obvious, like reformat the flash drive and retry the write. Is there something I could hurt or do differently to make it work?

  MacBook Pro (retina, mid-2012)

  2.6 GHz Intel Core i7

  8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024Mo

  Use a 8GB drive.

• I have a mac 2009 i (late), I want again to install snow leopard (I have the disc), but my driver disk is broken! So I want to ask if there is a way to create a disk image of my windows pc to use it through the hard drive of my imac Lord?

  I have a mac 2009 i (late), I want again to install snow leopard (I have the disc), but my driver disk is broken! So I want to ask if there is a way to create a disk image of my windows pc to use it through the hard drive of my imac Lord?

  External DVD USB drives are cheap. Usually $20 for a good quality player. Just buy one of these at Best Buy or another store and use it to install Snow Leopard. Then you also have a drive for something else that you have on the disk.

• Create a recovery without the extras disk

  We all know that on an HP system, if a person tries to open the subfolders contained in the part of the Factory Image of the hard drive (D: on most systems), they'll just see a message saying: "contains this area of your hard disk (or partition) contains files used to perform a system restore.»  Do not remove or modify any of these files.  Any change to this partition could prevent a recovery of the system in the future. "Same thing with the recovery discs.

  However, if you use something like a Windows Ultimate Boot CD (http://www.ubcd4win.com/), or probably a linux or FreeDos disk, they will be able to see the files.

  On my system (Pavilion p6210f with Home Premium Windows 7 x 64), the files and folders listed are:

  $RECYCLE. BIN

  boot

  HP

  Preload

  Recovery

  System Volume Information

  Bootmgr

  BT_HLP. FLG

  CSP.dat

  hpdrcu.PRC

  Language.ini

  RPCONFIG. JOURNAL

  The HP folder, for example, has the Lightscribe, HP MediaSmart and programs like that in program.

  Is it possible for someone who knows what they are doing to create recovery disks customized those files that are only Windows, or close to it and have the extras of HP and other deleted stuff?  Or even 2 sets of disks of Windows on one and other and additional HP on the other and people programs can install only the programs that they use?

  This is particularly useful for people who have their partitioned disks with windows and programs in the C: drive and other files of other readers and do not want to restore the C: drive.  One very annoying thing on the recovery partition or recovery discs, it's that it erases all partitions created by a user, whereas a typical drive of Windows will ask you which partition to install to.

  I realize that the disk imaging programs can be used to create an image of Windows once it is installed, but who may be unreliable, especially if we can't start Windows at all.

  Although there is no direct way to accomplish what you want to do, there is a solution that does the trick. Personally, I use the method that I'll share with you and I also provided this information to others on this forum and it worked for them as well.

  First of all, create your HP recovery disks. You will need for these as a failsafe incase something goes wrong. Then, you will need to download an ISO (disk image) of Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit a company named Digital River download Microsoft partner. Once this downloaded, you have to burn the image on a DVD to an installation of Windows 7 bootable disc.

  Before deleting the current installation of HP OEM Windows 7, you must take a 'snapshot' of the HP OEM Windows 7 product key and activation OEM HP certificate. Information on how to do to provide in a PM (private message).

  Frank

• I can't create a new disk with unallocated space. What can I do?

  I'm afraid my C drive. If the part of the space has become not allocated. However, I can't create a new disk with unallocated space. The computer cannot me to creat new simple volume because there is no maximum. partitions. I don't understand what this means and what I can do?

  I came across this error myself, I could not worth, so I used a third-party utility which more came this restriction:

  Free Windows 7 partitioning tool:

  (This is the one I used) EASEUS Partition Master Home Edition - http://download.cnet.com/Easeus-Partition-Manager-Home-Edition/3000-2248_4-10863346.html

  More information: tools to partition the free Windows disk: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13880_3-20058506-68.html

• Create more disk space

  I need to create more disk space on c:. I deleted all unvanted programs, deleted temporary Internet files etc., but this is not enough. When I searched through all directories, I found that my TEMP directory contained 14.6 GB of data. The problem is that when I press ctrl + A to mark all files, it says 36.4 MB. I ticked 'show all files' so there must be another type of hidden files.

  Is it possible to see the files and it is then possible to delete some of them or what the system and update files?

  Use CCleaner

• Need to create a Windows 7 boot disk without having to boot the computer.

  Hello, I have a 64 bit Windows 7 computer that does not completely start upward. It will start up and the Windows 7 logo lights up just slowly it forever. I would like to create a repair disk, but I can't start Windows to create my own repair disc completely. Is it possible to create a repair disk without using my own computer (download)?

  Is it possible to create a repair disk without using my own computer (download)?

  Ask a friend with a Windows 7 PC to create one for you.

• Notice: Create a disk (Windows 7 Professional) with Symantec Ghost vs CloneZilla image

  Just for my curiosity and knowledge, of a material point or prospective software,.

  Do you have any recommendation to create a disk for Windows 7 professional image?

  In particular, do you have any comment of what software should I use between Symantec Ghost vs CloneZilla?

  So thank you and have a wonderful day.

  He is a native feature in Windows 7.  Why not use it?  I use it several times and it works great.

  http://www.canadiantech.Info/for-techies/clean-install-tip/

  After Windows 7 drivers system and all updates are installed and stable applications such as Microsoft Office are installed and updated, create a system image.  It will take 3 or 4 DVD +Rs (non - Rs) and about an hour.  When you are finished, you will have a very nice bit of insurance.  You must again and again re - build a damaged system or replacing a hard drive, you will have a double précis of your system as it was at this time.  You can restore this image on a hard drive in about 20 minutes.  Creating a System Image is in your menu in respect of Maintenance, backup and restore.

  Another great feature on the use of the image, it's that you don't have an installation disc or product key to re - install the next time.

  I strongly stress the need for MORE than R DVD not the most common MINIUS R.

  Start, all programs, Maintenance.

• How to create a Viewer without buying the image? I want to be able to save the images I'm looking a subject without purchase or download.

  How to create a Viewer without buying the image? I want to be able to save the images I'm looking a subject without purchase or download.

  After talking to the Customer Service, I now get it. Thank you.

  That is to say: down arrow recorded a watermark image in the gallery without you buy. You can download an overview lores on your desktop for motorhomes with this same arrow, but it is unfortunately a watermark (unlike the DPC). You can also copy and send a link to the Gallery clients to review before you buy.

• VIPerlToolkit: How to create a disk image

  Hello

  I was wondering how to create a new floppyimage in a data store using the viperltoolkit as if it was possible in the dialog box editing a virtual machine (see the screenshot).

  I think there must be two steps (hidden):

  1. create the *.flp file in the specified storage (but how?)

  2 use this file as a support for the floppy device (I'm able to do this )

  Can someone help me with the first? I couldn't find any method that could be the one.

  Thanks, Chris

  When you create the disk, make sure you that choose 'create' in the VirtualDeviceSpec.FileOperation

  http://pubs.VMware.com/VI-SDK/visdk250/ReferenceGuide/Vim.VM.device.VirtualDeviceSpec.FileOperation.html

  http://pubs.VMware.com/VI-SDK/visdk250/ReferenceGuide/Vim.VM.device.VirtualDeviceSpec.html

  Steve JIN, VMware engineering

  Creator of VI Java API: http://vijava.sf.net/

• How do I create an ASR without floppy drive?

  is it possible to create an ASR without floppy drive, can I do the computer using a USB key instead?
  as you know all computers are more equipped with floppy drives.
  any help is appreciated.

  The answer to the original question is:

  You do not have.

  If you are using in relying on the built in NT backup to back up your system, it is the primitive technology (because he wants obviously - a floppy disk).  If you have a disaster (even minor), you'll have a big problem.

  If you want to make a backup, it is logical to use modern technology - and it is not integrated with XP.

  There are many popular options for XP Backup and imaging software (s) of third parties.

  A people a popular seem to love East of Acronis.

  With this (free 30 day trial) you save, make a bootable CD or USB bootable (which is modern, huh?) and use disaster.

  They used to have a completely free version - maybe no more - just the trial, then you must buy it, but it is highly respected.

  It is so much more robust than the XP Backup, it's laughable.

  Many other options if you do a little research on Google...

  Here are a few products that PML suggested could be appealing:

  Macrium Reflect
  Paragon backup and restore
  DriveImageXML

• Failed to create recovery disk

  Hello!

  I apologize in advance for my English.

  After a year of perfect operation, I decided to completely restore my system (Windows Vista Home, HDX 18 Premium, 64-bit) using the hidden partition. Everything was fine.

  A week ago, my PC didn't start because he does not recognize the hard drive: no operating system found. No partition has been found, even the hidden (in my system is E).

  I tried to reset the BIOS and I was right: the booted system, performed all necessary diagnostics and load Windows.

  So, I decided to create a recovery disk to restore the system, even if no partition is found.

  But I have been unable to create recovery disks because the Recovery Manager utility froze, did not write any DVD, and after three hours, I had to turn off the PC, because nothing happened.

  My creation of recovery disks is slightly different from the pictures I've seen in many forums: instead of asking what kind of media, I would like to use (DVD, CD) and how many of them is needed, it simply shows a green bar: writing files, from 0% to 100%. When he arrived at 100%, it froze and nothing happened.

  Now I can not create a new set of disk (the program starts, but its window disappears immediately), even if the PC is running and I could (probably) restore the system using the hidden partition.

  Now:

  (1) are useful recovery disks if the hard drive is not recognized at all?

  (2) since it is possible to create a set of disks only, the failure of the attempt account?

  Thank you!

  You are welcome. Be sure to also follow the Macrium prompt to create a bootable cd. Label it as Macrium rescue and set aside to care for the child. Then whenever you need to restore your laptop to your Image backups, just boot with the cd and it guides you through it. Works even if Windows is too damaged to start.

• When you try to install Vista, receive the message "this computer hardware can not supported booting from this drive." Disk 0 unallocated space.

  Original title: Disk 0 space unallocated: when I tried to install Windows Vista.

  Unallocated space of disk 0: when I tried to install Windows Vista on my laptop and the screen table "Windows Installer"down I got the important message"hardware on this computer may not support booting to this disk. Make sure that the drive controller is enabled in the computer's BIOS menu "...

  Name: Disk 0 unallocated space total size 149.0 GB free space 149.0 GB Type: (empty).
  Please tell me what to do, I'm desperate. Thank you!!!

  Hi n m,

  Boot you from the DVD to start the installation, or have you started the installation in the existing version of Windows?

  I would like to know if you want to perform a new installation or an upgrade installation.

  You can not install Windows on an unallocated partition, if you install vista on brand\fresh the new hard disk, you will need to create partitions on the hard disk.

  Method 1:  Format the partition and then try to install Windows Vista.

  Important: The applications on the computer and all data will be lost when you format (New Installation) of the partition.

  Method 2: You can follow the steps mentioned in the article below

  Error message when you try to install Windows Vista on a computer that has initialized the hard drives: "this computer's hardware can not supported booting from this drive.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/925481

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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