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  Hello

  Is there a way to divide the C: drive into two partitions C: and D: on Windows XP without a third pary program?

  If anyone has an idea, please give some steps.

  Thank you.

  Assem

  Hey Assem,

  Once you have created a primary partition, it is not possible (for Windows XP) to divide the partition without using third-party software. You can see:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309000 to create a new partition.

  I hope this helps...

• Partition of HARD drive into two parts

  I just bought a new HP laptop and in his HARD drive just a disk Local (C). I want to partition HARD drive into two parts C and D. can I do this without formatting my PC. I have windows 7 ultimate on it. have a problem on this way?

  Help, please

  a big thanks to all the world...

  You can use the built in disk management in Windows to do.  Click Start-> Control Panel-> administrative tools-> management-> disk management computer.  Right click on the C: partition and click on reduce the volume.  Then right click on the space unallocated and create the new partition.

  Good luck.

• Equium M70: Size of what OS on HARD drive and partition of creation

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  I reinstalled my os using the provided recovery CD. The new hard drive I'm helping him right now is a WD 120 GB sata drive.

  My question is, what is the normal size of installation on the hard disk for the operating system? Is it possible that 6.98 GB as shown in the C drive properties? Also how can I perform a full reformat on drive C and that in order to partition the hard drive into 2 separate drive?

  Thanks for any help!
  Károly

  The Toshiba Recovery CD contains not only the operating system, but also different applications, driver and utilities. The whole software needs space on the HARD drive and 7 GB is nothing unusual.

  If you want to create multiple partitions on your HARD disk, you do not need to format all of the C drive but you could use a 3rd party software like Partition Magic 8 to create partitions
  This tool is awesome, you can control and manage the partitions very easy.

• How to merge the C: and D: drive into one?

  I have a laptop replacement, once again and now I realize that when I install games, game files will be found in the c drive which is only 100 GB, while the D: drive is Go 930, it wont let me install more files as c drive is already full. Is there any method to merge the 2 drives into one?

  Andre_Castillo14

  so I have to uninstall the game and reinstall on drive D:

  Right.

  And to answer your original question... no way to "merge records". Especially not when they are 2 physical disks separated with a disk on each partition.

• Where could I find, live disc or other to restore the HARD drive recovery partition?

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  This computer is not under warranty, because it has more than 4 years.

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  Post edited by: Seaone

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• Windows Media Player doesn't work when I plug my MP3 player or flash drive into any USB port.

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• Move the Users folder to another drive or partition under Vista 64

  I want to move my full users folder to another drive or partition under Vista 64-bit.

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• remove all the HARD drive recovery partition incl. disk partitions

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  The link above is General info re remove hidden restore partitions.

  "In some OEM system, such as IBM/Lenovo, is impossible to remove from Windows."

  This link below might be more to the point for you:

  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/showthread.php?p=2367169

  Written by:

  hypertrophy
  Computer notebook evangelist

  Join Date: March 2007

  Messages: 437

  Reputation power: 7

  "" "This applies only to Windows Vista.

  * Make sure that you have backed up your OEM code before deleting the Rugged hidden

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  Step 1.
  Burn recovery media. Type "Recovery media" (without the quotes) in the search in the Start Menu. Open the application and follow the instructions.

  Step 2.
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  Step 3.
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  V. finally type in "delete partition override" and press ENTER.

  That should do the trick. Good luck!

  __________________
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  Specific ThinkPad Vista 32/64 bit Clean Install Guide side.

  
  Delete Hidden Partition Lenovo's of recovery on Vista using Diskpart Guide.
  Of orev Vista Clean install and RAM Memtest module test Guides.
  The Lenovo wallpapers 1680 x 1050factory-installed.

  WARNING:
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• How to account user, allowing that file executable permission... not allowed to open the drive hard partition c, d, e, f, g and documents, etc.

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  Assistance to your topic that you are looking for is more complex than what it is treated in this forum. It would be better suited in the Technet forums where the it professional can suggest you a solution regarding the same. Please visit the link below to find a community that will support what ask you

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/

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• I can't get Windows 7 x 64 teacher to install on any drive or partition on my computer.

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• Satellite A200-28 and his readers HARD drive or partitions

  Hello

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  Well apparently, other users who are interested, that's what they said:

  The laptop has only a single disc, but it has divided into 3 partitions, the first is a small 1.46 GB then C and D and you can install programs on the D drive and if there is more than one user on the laptop so each user is limited to a certain amount of space that they can install programs on drive D apparently.

  Debbie (Simreaper)

  Hello, Debbie

  Thanks for this posting. We need more people like you here.
  Thanks again for sharing your experiences with us.

  Good day!

• Delete/reformat the drive hard partition (s) to activate the operating system reinstall

  I have a HP 2000 2b09wm. He just broke, gives me the error message saying in that I needed a new hard drive. Suppose the old went kaput (even though I bought this pc on eBay not a month or two before). I have a new HD and a Windows 8 reinstall the software from a dealer on eBay. I tried several routes to try to reinstall the OS, resulting in many dead ends *. I asked the dealer to help, but did not get much. The last thing he offered was to remove the partitions in the new HD. I looked at a page eHow, how to remove Partitions on a hard drive. It is said to get a CD which includes fdisk.com. I burned super fdisk (2 MB) of SFbootablecd.iso and fdisk (40 MB) of fd11src.iso. I went into the BIOS to set the boot order. I put the saved first, CD/DVD-ROM internal drive and tried the two CDs. It always starts with just a screen with this:

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  * A couple of the streets:

  Compatibility report - the computer has started using the Windows installation media. Remove the installation media, and then restart your computer so that Windows starts normally. Then, insert the installation media and restart the upgrade. Do not select [Advanced ICustom] I do a upgrade. [Advanced ICustom] I install a new copy of Windows and deletes your programs and settings.

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• XC-600 of hard drive not found by BIOS

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  screenshot: http://i43.tinypic.com/4huxxw.jpg

  Disk 0 is the operating system for that computer, and must remain as it is.

  I can't try on partition 1 of disk...

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  (2) then, divide the resulting partition into two partitions usable sizes equal

  (3) then, put in shape the 40,56 GB of unallocated in a usable partition space.

  I've got so far with Vista and Paragon Partition Manager Free Edition 2010 disk management but can get no further.

  There are data in DRIVE 2 VACUUM (M) Finally, I would like to keep, but the rest of disc 1 is practically empty.

  Any assistance received with joy.  TIA

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