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• How to erase the partition hiding?

  I tried the method mentioned on the website of the bike, but it has not worked, selected recovery, is gone up android robo logo nd tht then rebooted normally.

  Hello. For the E-bike (2nd generation), change the following procedure to clear cache partition.

• Using the "System recovery" Recovery Manager, it will erase the partitions?

  Hello, I was counting on the creation of a second partition for windows 7.

  What I want is two partitions one with windows 7 and one with vista. This is the easiest part.

  Now, I was planning on moving over my larger files, which is a lot of music and a lot of digital photos on the windows partition 7. Then, I wanted to clean install vista using the system recovery feature built into the computer. Now, I see it says restore my computer to default settings, but it's a little vague.

  So my question is, even with 2 separate partitions would be a system recovery remove them both and combine them into 1, just like when I got to my computer? Or would it restore my vista partition just like it was when I got it? I've really messed with the recovery of the system too, so I don't know if there is an option to select a partition, or something, I don't want to go overboard and remove my pictures and music.

  And there are a lot of things, like 50 + GB combined, it would take a lot of time to save it online, but if that's what needs to be done, so be it.

  Thank you!

  Also the laptop I use is a Hp pavilion Dv2500 with just vista on it right now.

  Hello

  The answer is no. The Recovery Manager has his job to do once tell you her to begin.

  The HP Recovery Manager will do its thing and restore your laptop provided that delivery. It is a destructive process in terms of all the space on your hard drive, except for the recovery partition. You will find yourself with a Vista partition (C and a recovery partition (D when it is done.))

  This means that when the recovery is complete and you have all the drivers loaded, you can use the Vista Disk Manager to create your partition in Win 7.

  I hope that this makes it more clear.

  Kind regards

  ERICO

• Restore the OS partition without erasing the current user profiles

  I have a two year old iMac that cannot be started after we had a power failure.  Unfortunately, my son tried to start it again until I got the chance to run disk utility.  He got started, but there were mistakes then he shut it down, however I could not restart even in safe mode.  In Recovery mode repair disk is a failure and recommend restoring the backup.

  The problem is that the last backup is one month because my Time Capsule was full, so I bought a newer backup drive and turned off automatic backups to attempt to transfer the largest disk backups.  I had trouble to permission to do and haven't done before the failure.

  So, I managed to use target disk Mode to get a copy of my families users folders.  Potentially, I could restore the old backup, and then restore missing files manually, but I want to know if I have a choice.

  Is it possible to reinstall the OS X partition without destroying the partition of work that has applications and user profiles?

  I am running 10.10 and 10.11 (I don't remember if I've updated before this problem) so maybe it's on instead of El Capitan Yosemite

  Yes. Reinstalling the operating system or erase the partition containing normally will not affect the other partitions, but data on them should still be backed up.

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• How can I format / erase a partition vmfs on the HARD drive for later use by windows?

  Hi all

  I have a HARD drive to a virtual host formatted as a vmfs partition. I need to delete / erase this HARD drive vmfs partition because it will now be used in a Windows environment. Can someone explain please how can I remove vmfs partition so that it can be formatted in NTFS? Can be done in a Windows operating system like the current place of residence may have one easily accessible Linux or vmware?

  Thank you.

  vmTrekker

  Windows should be able to reformat a VMFS partition in the GUI. If this isn't the case, you can run the diskpart utility and erase the partition table on the disk.

  André

• Remove recovery partition satellite A200 - option "Erase the hard drive"?

  Hi people,

  I have a new Satlellite A200 and it won't start. Tried to run the recovery CD, but no joy.
  Could someone please tell me, if I chose

  'Clear the hard disk' then 'delete all data and partitions of the hard disk '.

  This would also remove the computer's internal recovery partition?

  I have the recovery CD, but as I said, they do not work and I was wondering if the compensation completely HARD drive then runs the disk recovery partition recovery help.

  Sorry if this is a fundamental question for you guys! I read through hundreds of threads, but could not find a definitive answer.

  Thanks in advance,
  E.

  > 'Clear the hard disk' then 'delete all data and partitions of the hard disk '.
  > This would also remove the computer's internal recovery partition?

  If you mean the partition hidden WinRE Vista then; YES

  But don t worry buddy. The Toshiba Vista recovery CD would be to format the whole HARD drive and erase all partitions, but it creates the hidden WinRE Vista back to the HARD disk partition.

  Greetings

• recreate the partitions etc. on w7 dv6 and tools (after erasing disk full)

  anyway to recreate reinstall and tools of partitions on a hard drive that has been completely erased? W7 laptop Pavilion dv6

  Hello

  Download and install Support UEFI environment from the link below - this will allow you to recreate the partition HP_TOOLS.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp57001-57500/sp57180.exe

  Once done, restart the laptop.

  You can also install the UEFI Bios in the partition HP_TOOLS - installation so that this is done on the following link.

  HP update Bios to UEFI.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Question on erasing the HARD drive and partitions

  Hi my name is Fanta and I want to sell my laptop to someone, but I want to avoid impersonation so.
  I'll use an erasure software that will wipe away my whole HARD drive until there is no data.
  This is why I would like to know if there is a recovery on my HARD drive partition ready, and if there is a partition to the HARD drive recovery.

  Wipe tool will wipe the partition on the HARD disk. If he wipe the partition will take the recovery partition and if I need the recovery partition and I don't what will happen?

  Hello

  Generally, you won't find any recovery on the HARD drive partition. The Toshiba Recovery CD should always be supplied with the device. It must be only installed the operating system with the Toshiba drivers and utilities.
  However, if the Erase tool will also clear your partition then all files and data will be deleted.

  The HARD drive will be formatted again during the installation of the OS. If you want to use partitions on the HARD disk, you can create it in addition with Magic8 Partitions. I use this app and it of very great.

• Reinstall Vista 32-bit on the partition C erase data on other partitions?

  Hello.

  I have a computer with vista 32 bit pre-installed.

  I made the recovery discs and I know how to use them.
  I created a partition D: on my computer myself.
  Reinstall Vista 32-bit on the partition C erase data on other partitions?  Y / N
  Chris.

  Hello Chris,

  Installation from recovery or a recovery partition disks ' "won't replace (wipe) the partitions that you created. The idea is to "valuing your system back to factory conditions", which means exactly that.

  I suggest that you save all the information about the partitions that you created on a removable USB drive. As soon as you reinstalled windows, you can then recreate the partitions and copy the information from your removable USB hard drive hard disk internal.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Expert - consumer: www.winuser.co.uk | vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com

• Reinstall Vista 64-bit on the partition C erase data on other partitions?

  Hello!

  My computer crashed recently pretty poorly, and the repair did not work, so I'll reinstall Vista.
  What I wanted to know before I looked at however, was reinstalling Vista on a partition would be to delete data on other partitions. I mean, I know it would erase all the files on the C partition, but what about others?

  I have a 500 GB HARD drive divided into four even of the partitions, and have a lot of files and media on the other three partitions, but nothing of any consequence on the C partition where Vista is installed.

  I'd rather be able to just re - install without transfer 100 s of GB data on mobile devices, as this would not only take ages, but be very annoying.

  Any help/advice would be appreciated.

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

  The link above will show you how do it.

  It's a very good tutorial/pictorial.

  Articles 9, 10 and 11 will show you what I mean.

  Good luck with it.

  See you soon.

  9 click on custom (advanced option). (See screenshot below)

  

  10 select the hard disk you want to install Vista on, and then click Options (Advanced) readers. (See screenshot below)

  

  11 click Format to format the hard drive. (See screenshot below)
  NOTE: If you have more than one partition on the hard drive and you want to get rid of him make a big drive, then click on Remove for each partition. Now, click on new , and adjust the size of the partition that you want, and then click format. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Desperately need help - "the partition table on device sda was unreadable." Erase all data?

  I'm forced to install CentOs on my Macbook using a machine virtual (VMWare, which is what I downloaded my teacher recommended). It's for my first class of operating systems, so bare with me because I don't know anything about operating systems (except about how to use Windows and my Macbook). I am also a daughter, what makes my same technical knowledge that much more rare. However, I am eager to learn...

  In any case, I downloaded them both. When I launch Fusion, I choose the file> New> install Windows or another OS on a virtual machine> continue without disk> click on the button that says 'Operating system installation disc using image file'> then I select the appropriate iso CentOS (CentOS - 5.4 - i386-bin-1of6) file> continue> drop down lists, I choose LINUX as operating system and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 as my Version> continue-> finish (no customization settings). It appears the screen of CentOS and I am invited by a text asking me if I want to install in text or graphics mode. (Don't know what to do here, but I select the graph). A bunch of white text scroll a screen of black background, then a blue screen shows up saying: 'Welcome to CentOS' at the top and a gray screen that says "to start testing CD media before installation OK press. Choose Ignore to ignore the media test and launch the installation. "I click on the red button (even once, if it is incorrect, let me know). A few rows of white text on black background (from anaconda... something on a video card...) then a nice graphic display of CentOS which I click NEXT. I then select English as my tongue (twice) and I gives me the message:

  "The partition table on device sda (VMware, VMware Virtual S 20473 MB) was unreadable. To create new partitions, it must be initialized, cauing the loss of all DATA on this drive. This operation will replace all choice on what players to ignore previous installation. You would like to initialize this drive, erasing all THE DATA? »

  I have no idea what to do here. I googled the message and others have been too, but they can talk about some hard file (and I have no idea what it is, and I can't seem to find mine).

  I can't lose what's on my hard drive (my school, music, photos, applications, files etc.). Clicking YES will erase my HD? I'm terribly afraid. I need to get this thing installed so I can do my operating systems class work, but I don't know if I did the installation correctly so far and especially, what to click at this point. Can someone help me out please (I spent 4 hours on this one today. "I have no one else to ask)? Finally, the installation is almost done after this step?

  Any help at all would be so greatly appreciated.

  I do not use Fusion, but I have VMware Workstation on Windows. I went through the same process that you went through. The answer to your question is that when you choose the operating system you install and you choose the option for the installation disc, it creates a virtual hard drive for you, size 20 GB. When they ask you to erase the hard drive, it's clear that virtual you create, not your actual computer hard drive. You can check by looking at the properties of the hard drive on your computer. It's probably 250 GB or 500 GB or something big like this. The CentOS WARNING speaks of a 20 GB hard drive, which is the size of the disk that VMware Fusion (and Workstation) create for CentOS.

• Can I change a drive partition size without erasing the data?

  Original title: extend a Partition

  Is it possible to reconfigure the way a drive is partitioned, witout reformatting?  I have a huge hard drive (.5TB) but not has not almost allocate enough space on the system disk.  I want to fly maybe 20 or 30 GB since the two other partiions the same drive, but when I right click on the 'C' (my system partition) disk in disk management, it is grayed out.  Is there a quick and easy way to move some of the unused space on the drives of my "D" and "E" (the other two paartions on my main hard drive) on my drive "C"?  TIA.

  Mark

  Why the Volume "extend" gray?

  If you thought shrinking D:, you can only reduce back, not the front.
  So, you will need to save all data on D: > D: delete > extend C: in it now D: of unallocated space has become. You can only extend C: into the next the next drive is D:
  It's works the management of records; they must be contiguous Partitions to delete or extension.

  How to solve it?

  I recommend saving them D: and remove it. It is tedious and risky. Why not try third-party partition software? For example, Norton Partition Magic, Partition Magic Assistant.Partition Aomei can work with Windows 2000/XP.

  If you are advanced Windows System. I advise you to use the Partition Wizard, which is an all-in-one Manager of Partition.

  You can extend a partition without data loss and extend NTFS system partition without reboot.

• Erase the disc, re - install OS

  I have an iMac with three partitions on the system disk. I want to erase the disc (including partitions) and re - install OSX. What is the best way to do it?

  Boot from the recovery partition - hold command-r immediately after pressing the power button.

  Here, you can wipe the drive and install the operating system for the network.

  Edit: This can install the version of the operating system provided with your mac; Then use the normal procedure to update.

• How to join the partitions in an external hard drive?

  I have an external hard drive. Empty, but divided into two partitions. (I see two drives)

  How can I meet two partitions?

  I tried using the disk utilities, but I got the message that I couldn't change the partitions.

  (In Dutch: "Deze kan niet worden gewijzigd partitie"; in English, something like: "this partition is not editable")

  What is the procedure that you follow?

  1. Select the disk in the sidebar that contains the partition you want to enlarge, then click on the Partition.

  2. in the list of available Partition, select the partition in the partition you want to enlarge, then click on remove.

  The partition is immediately erased, leaving the space it occupied available.

  3. resize the partition by doing one of the following:

  • Drag the separators between the partitions in the list of available Partition.

  • Select a partition in the Partition layout list, and then enter a value in the size field.

  4. click on apply.

  Disk utility (Yosemite): partition a drive

• Bootcamp deleted missing partition, but can not recover the partition space

  Tried to install 10 Windows via Bootcamp on my Mac. First, I formatted the bootcamp partition. Then I got the following message: could not create a new partition or locate an existing one. For more information, see the Setup logs files.

  

  I tried five times with Bootcamp installed Windows 10. Then I advice to delete the partition and create a new. So I did. Still did not work. When I rebooted my mac, 50 GB missing as you can see here:

  

  I tried to restore the partition, but there is no possibility to do so, as you can see here:

  

  I read so many posts that I don't know what to do anymore. I don't mind factory reset my macbook, but it will restore my lost partition as I probably only erase the 450 GB instead of the 500 GB SSD?

  I read in several messages (this one in general: Bootcamp Partition missing during startup) that this information might be required, so I added from the outset:

  diskutil list:

  

  Cs diskutil list:

  

  sudo TPG - vv - r see the/dev/disk0:

  

  sudo fdisk/dev/disk0:

  

  
  

  I hope someone can help me restore my 50 GB, I lost. Even once, I do not fear factory reset my macbook if that's the best way to solve this problem!
  

  Can you use doesn't have windows via bootcamp 8.1 installation as reference to reclaim your disk space?