Creation of new Partitions of hard drive

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• Why I can't make a new partition of hard drive on Windows 7?

  In disk management, when I click with the right button on my hard drive and try to reduce it, an error message comes up saying:

  "The service cannot be started, either because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices is associated to him.

  I tried to restart the virtual disk service, but that no longer works.

  You could try the following, and then try again:

  Click Start
  Type: CMD, according to the results, right-click CMD
  Click on "Run as Administrator"
  At the command prompt, type: sfc/scannow

  This will check for any breach of integrity

  Restart your system

  or you can use EaseUs

  EASEUS Partition Master Home Edition - http://download.cnet.com/Easeus-Partition-Manager-Home-Edition/3000-2248_4-10863346.html

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  Proceed with the installation of Easeus:

  Click Next, follow the easy on-screen instructions.

  Once the installation is finished, click on finish

  Click go to the main screen

  Select the drive you want to resize in partition window

  Drag the button until you have an amount of disk space to install Windows 8 desired, then release. In the above screenshot, I allocated 19 GBs of disk space.

  Click on apply to apply the changes that you just made.

  Click Yes

  Click Yes

  Your computer will restart several times and changes will be made to the layout of the partition, this process is hands-free, so no interaction is required.

• Is it possible to partition the hard drive by using software like Partition Master, install XP and an earlier version of Office on the new partition?

  Partitioning of a Windows 7 computer

  On a laptop Windows 7 HP, it is possible to partition the hard drive by using software like Partition Master, install XP and an earlier version of Office on the new partition? I know I can run Win7 XP mode, but many prefer a base XP environment. Yes, I have new copies unregistered XP and Office 2003.

  TIA,

  Steve

  Besides Partition Master you can also use Windows 7 "Disk Managment" to shrink the partition of Windows 7, create a new partition of the space "unallocated", and then do a formatting NTFS "Full".

  Installing dual Boot with Windows 7 and XP
  (Read each method in this article and that fits your needs)
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/8057-dual-boot-installation-Windows-7-XP.html

  EasyBCD allows to appear more user-friendly boot menu:
  http://NeoSmart.NET/DL.php?id=1

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• partitioning my hard drive and put windows 7 on the new partition

  I have Windows 7, but I want to partition my hard drive and put windows 7 on both so that I can go from 1 to 10 of Windows when it comes out.  How can I do this? Thank you

  You have an additional single license for this additional installation? You can not activate multiple installations using the same key. 1 product key, 1 installation.

  Please see the following article with useful information about dual-boot:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/can-I-have-more-than-one-operating-system-on-my-computer-multiboot

  How to create a partition:

  http://notebooks.com/2011/02/25/how-to-create-a-simple-partition-in-Windows-7-quick-tip/

• HP pavilion n201se 15: how to partition my hard drive with recovery DVDs

  Hello
  Please I now have my recovery DVD to my Hp laptop and I had already delete the partition of recovery on the laptop, so now I want to do the new facility with my DVD recovery and the partition of the HARD drive in two, but it seems that I do not understand everything remove options during installation. I need the support of masters.
  Thanks and greetings
  Richperry.

  Recovery DVD does not give an option to partition the hard drive. You can create a new partition using disk management in Windows.

  https://youtu.be/FtnsdjoxW0s

• Satellite A200 - 1 M 6: how to create partitions of HARD drive

  Hi all
  I am a new user and I want to distribute Toshiba hard drive but I can't pls hellp

  awaiting your response

  You can manage the partitions of HARD drive in computer management. Choose on the left side of disk management. On the right side, you will get information on partitions. There, you can reduce or enlarge existing partitions or create a new one.

  Maybe this can help http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial133.html
  Check it out.

• How to partition the hard drive in my satellite M40X-189?

  Please can you advise the team?
  I would like to have the operating system and application programs in a partition and the data I've created in another partition.
  Please can I have advice from the team?
  Has anyone partitioned the hard drive on their satellite M40X-189 and what software did you use to do the partitioning?
  Also, I just defragged my hard drive and the card reader can be seen at: http://www.seniorvalues.org/drive%20map.jpg
  I am curious about the above provision given that free space if 52%, but white space does not reflect this and there is a piece of defragmented files and folders around the middle of the big whitespace at the end of the training I was expecting to be adjacent to the last great defragmented file.
  TIA
  Welshmike

  Hello

  I use partition magic to create and manage new partitions. In my opinion it of the best tool if you want to work with partitions.
  I have 2 partitions on my unit. C for OS and D for the 3rd of data and files. In this case if I recover my unit only the first C partition will be formatted.

  Good bye

• When you try to partition my hard drive, we get an error "parameter" unknown or invalid

  I want to partition my hard drive of 200 GB to create a 30 GB partition to run Ubuntu. My OS is Windows XP Media Center Edition with Service Pack 3. I read online and loaded "Help and Support" and followed the instructions without success. When I try to use Windows to create the partition, I can't right click on the unallocated disk space to create a new partition. When I use the command prompt, it returns the message "unknown parameter or invalid" no matter what options I specify. Can you recommend a new approach?

  I want to partition my hard drive of 200 GB to create a 30 GB partition to run Ubuntu. My OS is Windows XP Media Center Edition with Service Pack 3. I read online and loaded "Help and Support" and followed the instructions without success. When I try to use Windows to create the partition, I can't right click on the unallocated disk space to create a new partition. When I use the command prompt, it returns the message "unknown parameter or invalid" no matter what options I specify. Can you recommend a new approach?

  Your question is not quite clear to me. Your reader should all unallocated space? Normally readers aren't.

  Fear that there be any question of this as "unallocated" means, is the space that is not in any partition. It is * not * unused space in a partition.

  If you don't have unallocated space, you will need a third party program to create another partition.

• I want to clone my original equipment existing 500 GB HARD drive to a new 1 TB HARD drive replacement. How?

  G ' Day,.

  I'm getting too big for my old 500 GB HARD drive, so I bought a new 1 TB HARD drive.

  Now I have all of the rescue disks that I made when I first got my laptop Compaq Presario CQ57-105TU . I could use them & fresh install all software & original OS, but then I have to start from scratch and re-install all the software I have installed, in addition to redo all adjustments & changes I made to the Windows 7 operating system since the first day - a year ago.

  Not really how I want to spend the next week or two around.

  I would like to clone the orig 500 GB HDD & all of its content to a new 1 TB of HARD drive.

  Sounds like where I want to go, but for 1 small question. I heard that if I just I'll have about 500 GB of space available new but I was also told that I will not be able to create new partitions of disk on the new HARD drive because of any existing partitions on the original HARD disk are created.

  1. is this true?

  2. in the case, where can I find a failsafe procedure to accomplish the clone, & then create 2 new partitions to cover the free space on the new drive.

  3. If so, is there a work around? If there is what is the procedure (plse give me cramps of brain with the jargon of techno... tnx)

  Some additional information that might be important.

  At the present time, my HARD drive has this configuration:

  

  Now that (Q) Local drive is diferent.  It shows 0 bytes available & 0 bytes used, & I don't have access to it.

  Computer of my wife... another laptop CQ62 model... also has the same drive,

  but hers is labeled as Microsoft Office 2010 Starter... as 0 bytes available & used - also no access, & as below, not showing is not in Dmgt.

  This drive does not appear in my Configuration of MANAGEMENT OF RECORDS : http://i.imgur.com/r4LPrDa.jpg

  Thanks for your time & consideration... Bobby

  Him early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese

  OK...'s done it!

  I used my CLONING HDD DOCKING STATION friends exactly like this, but he bought from a different seller 2 years ago.

  All I did was take my 500 GB drive original & placed in A slot (the front slot - Master) & I placed the new Toshiba 1 TB disk in slot B (the second slot behind Slot A... Middle - Slave). I turned the power on the box. I waited until readers spun & were ready, & I don't have a press the red button on the box...

  25% light started to blink & cloning began...

  About 40 minutes later 50% light began to Flash & the 25% brightness has remained stable.

  This means that 25%of the process has been done, & he went to 50%. .

  This sequence was continued until finally all the lights were on fixed (25% to 100%) which means that the clone was complete.

  I think it took about 2 hours and 15 minutes to clone completely.

  I closed the box power off. Then, I removed the two discs.

  I installed the new drive in the laptop carefully, & reinserted the battery, & I plugged power/charger/adapter sector of the laptop.

  Then, I ran into my fingers & press work / laptop computer shutdown.

  A few seconds my laptop has been as always to initialize.  I just had to check to make sure that I have installed the new drive... & Yes the one on the desk was the original, no doubt which means that my laptop startup disk was indeed the new drive I cloned just to.

  My laptop is started without fault!  without a hitch. Just as he always had.

  I used my computer management Administrative tool - disk management & made a simple volume for the 450 + GB of free space, affecting the next letter available player - in my car (F) case & I named it so.

  Everything worked perfectly, I can read & write on the new partition/volume. As I mentioned previously, I probably won't be able to start from scratch, but my drive (C), but it's fine for me.

  So, what have I learned?

  Well, first of all, my Compaq Presario CQ57-105TU can go to 1 TB of HARD drive without modification.

  Using the cloning method, I did no doubt saved full at least 1 weeks of resettlement work if I selected the new installation method using backup/rescue disks when the computer was first, I created started way back when.

  Outside the 2 + hours time, it took to clone the drive, 15 +/-minutes initially to remove & reinstall the drive, & the time it took to assign the new free space a drive letter (every 5-10 minutes) the procedure was clearly simple cut, I know could have been done differently, but not as simply as the method I chose.

  Pepe, thank you much for the time you spent researching my issues & responding to my message.

  I'm so glad all your fears & roadblocks have been made not, & in the end, it was possible to accomplish the task against our initial concerns - count in a very loose way with the greatest ease.

  Here are some pictures of the Station of Clone (the box) exactly like the one I used:

  

  

  Congratulations to all,

  Bobby, alias DreamRyderX

• How much space do I need to allow for Vista while partitioning the hard drive?

  How much space do I need to allow for Vista while partitioning the hard drive?

  I am installing on a new drive hard and need to partition the hard drive.

  I remember he had a certaing amount allocated for vista and before recovery.

  Help, please!

  Hello

  40GBs is the minimum; who will be vey quickly useless.

  Recovery partition would have been photographed by the manufacturer of the computer hard disk and you can't replicate that.

  You can use all of the hard disk space available to install Vista on.

  Here's how to do a clean install of Vista using a DVD of Vista from Microsoft:

  "How to do a clean install and configure with a full Version of Vista '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/117366-clean-install-full-version-Vista.html

  And once the operating system is installed, go to your computer manufacturer's website and get the latest drivers for your particular model or laptop computer.

  And phone Activation may be necessary when you use the above installation method.

  "How to activate Vista normally and by Activation of the phone '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/84488-activate-Vista-phone.html

  See you soon.

• Can I have - 2 operating system installed and running in two partitions of hard drive to my desktop computer?

  I use Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit (a copy of the license), preloaded in my office by DELL from 20/02/2007. Before that from July 2002, I was with Windows XP Professional Pack 1 with fireplace (a copy of the license of the version DT. 25 October 2001). Because I have to go to another State for a new job, I gave the IBM Office to my friend. But the CD with operating system Windows XP pack1 is lying idle with me. I want to install the same in another partition of the hard disk to present Desktop DELL. I have partitioned my hard drive in the goal - C:\ and D:\. Now, I want to know, before you proceed further - is my scheme is feasible? The two O.S. will work in two separate partitions with regularly updated? I visited the "historical update file" and I noticed that Windows XP Professional Pack2 and Pack3 has been downloaded one installed in the system. I will give you more time using Windows XP Professional if loaded correctly in D:\ because it is more compatible with my professional needs. I invite suggestions from my learned friends.

  Thanking you in advance,

  SONIA.

  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  Hello

  This is the link I gave you.

  http://www.syschat.com/dual-boot-Vista-XP-Vista-already-1946.html

  And I have no problerms getting there.

  Www.syschat.com you give links to their chat rooms.

  On an XP Pro disk, you need to ask a computer repair workshop all the copies they might have. Microsoft sells more XP

  Here is another link to dual boot Vista and XP:

  http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_vista_and_xp_with_vista_installed_first__the_stepbystep_guide.htm

  There are options there for dual boot the other way around.

  And you don't always tell where you downloaded it from the files of XP SP1 or why you have them as asked me to.

  See you soon.

• could not do partition of hard drive on HP Mini 2140

  Dear guys... indices, why I couldn't make partition of hard drive on HP Mini 2140?

  I tried to use Partition Magic, Easeus Partition Manager and Paragon Partition Manager... still, it did not work.

  are there bugs on HP mini 2140? What should I do?

  thanking in advance for information available...

  concerning

  @mjkk

  I finally got to partition my mini, and he did re install windows XP with a different version.

  don't worry about the genuinenity of your new windows, cause the old cd key still works.

• New structure of HARD drive

  I recently struggled and reinstalled my operating system to windows 7.
  I now have on my hard drive C:, which is the main. D: data recovery. and g: System Recovery.

  I never had this before that the C: & D: I want to know if I can remove it somehow.

  If you have created recovery DVD for the recovery image installation, you can remove this partition of HARD drive recovery but please note: after doing this, you won't be able to start recovery disk using F8 installation and repair my computer option.

  Recovery image can be installed using recovery DVD only disks.

• How to partition the hard drive

  Hi, anyone knows how to disable partition the hard drive? Getting sick of the transfer of information between C: and E: Paulette

  Go to control panel, administrative tools, computer management, disk management.

  Do right click on E a remove it. After that, you should be able to enlarge C with right click and choose the option of not. But you'll have to save files on E first, so as not to lose them.

  If this does not work for any reason, you will still be able to use 3rd programs like partition magic. I've used several times and I am very happy with it.

• Partition on HARD drive disappeared after formatting using the product recovery disc

  My laptop came with a partitioned hard drive C and D drives.

  After formatting my hard drive using the recovery disk of the supplied product with my computer, I don't have any option to partition the HARD drive, only for the 1. 46 GB for some recommended backup, and the remainder became the C drive.
  D drive disappeared. Now, when I put the USB ant in my laptop, it reads as D drive.
  Can you please help, I need to have my hard drive partitioned into C and D drives, and flash memory can be any subsequent letter.

  Hello Richard

  Is it so complicated to tell us which model of laptop you have exactly?
  Anyway, when you use recovery Toshiba you cannot lose score. After using the recovery media, you'll have to factory settings and the structure of the HARD disk will be the same as on the first day.
  Something like that is definitely not possible.

  > I don't have no option to partition the HARD disk
  This option doesn't exist. On some older models of laptops, just an option to set up the first score ability there.
  After the first start, you can go to disk management and activate the second partition. All that s!

  Please tell me what model of laptop have you then I can tell you more about the partitions.