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• Expand the partition of drive C on the IdeaPad Z500

  Hi guys,.

  I have a laptop of series of Lenovo IdeaPad Z500, that came with a 60 GB drive C for storage/parition.

  I'm running out of space and was trying to extend the partition using the tools of Paritioning but I don't get the option to extend the C drive, after creating an unallocated partition (say 10-15 GB). I try so to make my partition of the drive C was around 70-75 GB after the extension of the C drive.

  One thing I noticed that I have a score of 300 MB (approx.) just after the C drive. It does not resemble an OKR partition but another thing that I already have a 25 GB of partition OKR.

  I'm suspecting that this 300 MB of partition is coming in my way to extend the partition on the C drive, but I'm just guessing. I could be wrong as well.

  So, I'm currently stuck here and can't seem to find a way to extend the drive C partition without messing up the configuration OKR.

  In addition, I'd appreciate really if someone could tell me how to do a factory default operating system image backup, so I can't run in case my system fails to start at somepoint in time.

  When I open the app OKR, it gives me two options: backup & restore system.

  I'm also confused here if the backup of the system would make the backup of the complete (with all applications at this stage) operating system? If this is the case, then how can we restore that image in the event of a boot failure?

  Overall, here are my questions:

  #How to extend the C drive without affecting the OKR/partition configuration?

  #How to restore the backup system image (saved using "Backup system" option OKR App) when the system does not boot? I have to write to a disc or save it to another partition would also work?

  #Is there a way to default value of the image image factory so I can use it to install the new OS, in case I have problems with the operating system in the future?

  If necessary, I can share the screenshot of the partition table to give you an exact idea how my drive is partitioned.

  I would appreciate really no answer on that.

  Looking forward to hear from you.

  Kind regards

  Nick

  "Therefore, the procedure you mentioned on Page 7 of the post, I should be able to recovery of default of origin of the USB Image and not the 25 GB partition that has already been created for this purpose." Is my understanding correct? »

  Comments: The key USB OKR erase everything on your hard drive and recreate the partitions including the operating system. So, it will be as you receive your unit of Lenovo. So don't forget to make a backup of your personal files.

  "In case the OKR on laptop breaks because of the re-parititioning of the C drive, I still have the USB for it?

  What actually flash as recovery disk, if for some reason, my OS is corrupted and I am unable to start my OKR has messed up too, I would still be able to load/install operating system to factory image on my laptop? »

  Comments: In case that spoil you the partitions, you can restore to factory State (actually you can now decide what size of drive C).

• I have my photos in the F drive an external drive. LR5 records my photos in the partitioned hard drive, D drive in my computer. Why I can't change the dafault in LR5 player?

  I have my photos in the F drive an external drive. LR5 records my photos in the partitioned hard drive, D drive in my computer. Why I can't change the dafault in LR5 player?

  When I 'import' a RAW/DNG file, the file gets automatically saved the item COPIED in my D drive under "My pictures" folder This info is available on the left panel. Instead, I want the file to go in my F drive which is my external hard drive.

  Lightroom help: explains how to import photos to a specific location. Scroll down to section 5, «Say Lightroom where to put your photos» Lightroom help | Import photos from a camera or card reader

• Expand the partition of the VM c:\ partition

  Dear Experts,

  We have recently installed a product of HP Operations manager for windows on a virtual machine after 4vCPU, 4 GB Mem and 50 GB of HARD drive as C:\ partition. The storage is not local but a SAN. The data store is on SAN set 250 GB and in the database of the other virtual machines are also.

  We have seen now that gives 50 GB of space not enough for this product, and we want to expand the size say 50 GB to 80 GB. It is the partition where the OS is running, and that's Win 2008 R2 x 64 bit. I am new in this field and need to know if it is possible to extend the C:\ partition and how, is possible when the virtual machine is directly stop IT or it is required? What is the Live extension case shutdown GOLD, let me know the steps to follow on this. Also once the partition is extended how do Windows see new space and attach it to existing 50 GB c:\. What measures are necessary in Windows after you change the settings of VM.

  I look forward to the support.

  Kind regards

  You mean even if the virtual machine is online, it will allow me to change the settings for the hard disk, and I can put value of 80 GB, where I now have 50 GB

  Yes, you can CHANGE the settings of the VM when its WE fed and add the new disc format

  Please give me the video link once again, the one you gave is not a link.

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=RumwV9dtpSc

  How to make more partition a virtual disk, like I mean when I create a new Virtual Machine I set its size of hard drive, very well, and when I install the guest operating system, I only see partition C:\ How can I have partition D:\ as well in a virtual machine? I need to create another VDisk?

  Extend its best to the new virtual disk created for the new volume, so it would be easy when you want to drive

  I have a 32-bit Win 2003 R2 STD cases.

  To perform the disc spans OS of Windows 2003 is different from Windows 2008, you look for third-party tools to extend the C: drive of Windows 2003 ( http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1004071 ) audit

  I use a utility called extpart to extend the C drive on Windows 2003 that I posted here

• Messed up installing bootcamp. Help restore the partition of drive of Fusion.

  Hey, guys and girls. My install bootcamp froze. Now, my Fusion 3 TB drive is only show 756.3Gig. I was in recovery and tried to repair the disk. But, the remaining space is not displayed. How can I reconfigure the disk to show? Of course, I want to partition the drive bootcamp. Thank you!

  See below for my drive configuration:

  

  I have the same problem, I partitioned my drive of bootcamp and something went wrong with the installation, now I can't access it. It's not even show in the utility disk or startup disk.

• Expand the partition

  I am trying to remove a partition (F) to create one space on another (C) to install W7. But after the decline of the C partition and creating space, Expand the C partition volume is still not available. Any ideas?

  I assume you mean "extend partition '...

  You can view the tutorial on "Disk management" to understand:

  Vista - disk management - delete and extend
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/95418-disk-management-delete-extend.html

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• Not enough disk space on the Partition was ' Drive

  Hello!

  My PC has unique of the (160 MB) hard disk with two partitions 'C' (149 MB) and ' (6.27 GB).

  The partition on this disk, which would have ' a 901MB of free space on total 6.27 GB.

  The PC recovery system and partition restore points system - would be "is used for the recovery system.

  So, my question relates to every time I install Norton Internet Security (NIS) 2010 or earlier versions

  the free space in Partition D get size reduced by 1 or 2 or maybe 3 MB. End result is that

  the PC reliability and performance shows warning that free space is less than 15%

  and low disk space can cause poor performance and low virtual memory errors.

  This case occurs only with the installation of Norton Internet Security (NIS).

  When I install McAfee Internet Security does not reduce the free space in Partition D.

  The Norton came installed on my PC system, so I prefer the NIS.

  Then, why this happens only in the case of NIS and not McAfee Internet Security.

  How can I stop reduction of free space on the Partition was "during the installation of Norton Internet

  Security. So that warnings like Low Disk Space on Partition D do not come up.

  I tried, in vain, with 'Off' system restore.

  Help, please.

  "Then, my question relates to every time I install Norton Internet Security (NIS) 2010 or earlier versions.

  the free space in Partition D get size reduced by 1 or 2 or maybe 3 MB. End result is that

  the PC reliability and performance monitor shows warning that free space is less than 15%.

  Something is the addition of MBs to D: drive, and ask that this happens only when you install Norton.

  Contact Norton Support:

  http://www.Symantec.com/en/AU/Norton/support/index.jsp

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Expand the partition root, RHEL5 & VMware Player

  For some reason, the root partition is created with only about 4 GB of space with RHEL 5. Since this is where all the binary files are stored, he quickly gets filled to the top (for me anyway). I would like to expand this to about 10 GB, but I can't. I tried to increase the size of the VHD, but 'Utilities' is greyed out under "Hard drive" in the control of virtual computer settings.

  So... my question: how either extend partition or create a virtual machine in the first place, which has more than 4 GB of space?

  Thank you!

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• Change the size of the Partition of drive on rMBP OS El Capitan

  Hello

  I have a rMBP with the latest OS and I have a 500 GB SSD. Currently I have 350 on my Mac and 150 GB on bootcamp. I have thought about this passage to 400 GB Mac and 100GB BC but avoided to do this because I've heard that I have to erase/reformat drive etc..

  I noticed however that there is a Mac disk utility program and there was an option to increase the size and the way it is worded, suggests that I select the size I wanted and press APPLY. This seems far too easy!

  I have attached a picture of the screen.

  It of just a matter of changing the size and apply it or am I too optimistic?

  Thank you

  

  It of just a matter of changing the size and apply it or am I too optimistic?

  You're being too optimistic.

  Unfortunately, to resize the Bootcamp partition, you must use the Bootcamp Assistant, delete this partition and recreate it for the size you want. In addition, you don't want to add another partition (split your OS X partition) while you have a Bootcamp partition. The plan of partition somehow gets messed up and you may not be able to start again under Bootcamp.

  To do what you want to do (OS X 400 score, 100 Bootcamp partition) you must:

  • Run the wizard Bootcamp and delete your current Bootcamp partition. That will give this free space in your OS X partition.
  • Run Bootcamp Assistant again and the size of this 100 GB partition and reinstall Windows. This will re-create your size of the Bootcamp partition and install Windows.

• Backup hard drives internal and external to separate the partitions on an external drive of a second... ?

  I want to back up an internal hard drive (let's call it 'A') and (B) external drive using Time Machine. Both are 1 TB in size, so I bought a 2 TB external drive and created two partitions (C and D) on this subject, only to receive each backup. So:

  A = internal hard drive

  B = external drive (for "overflow" files)

  C = partition to external drive for backups of A

  D = partition to external drive for backups of B

  My question is, can I set up Time Machine so that A back up C, every time the 2 TB drive is connected, and B backup up to D whenever the two external drives are connected? I thought it would be possible, but at the opening of the Time Machine preferences and selecting D for the first time I get a message saying:

  "You want to stop backup up to 'C' and use"D"instead or back up at the same time?

  If you use the two, Time Machine will take turns backup up to "C" and "D". »

  I wonder if it would just be easier to return to a single partition on the hard disk of 2 TB and have the time machine to perform a backup of everything, that is, both A and B?

  Last question: I'm doing this to improve Yosemite to El Capitan. the operating system affect what I'm trying to get time Machine to do?

  Thank you!

  Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac - Apple Support

  I have a non-partitioned device TM backup of your data and your OS disk at once

  If in case you partition and drive "B" needs more than what is on the partition and drive 'A' don't you avoid warning.

  update of the OS is fine, as it will give an output back to a previous TM operating system where you need it, but it is compatible across versions.

• Increase the size of the Partition

  I am trying to increase the size of the partition of my C drive.

  About 12 months ago someone partitioned my C drive, but the C drive is full and needs to be increased in size. I deleted drive D and it is shown as being unallocated.

  I'm in Diskpart in command prompt, try to expand the size of drive C by typing expand size 22000 but will not accept numbers that I entered. Drive C is 15 GB and unallocated is 22.11 GB

  Does anyone have an idea of what I might do wrong or have I missed something fundamental?

  By using the diskpart utility requirements

  1. The volume should be the NTFS file system. If it is FAT or FAT32, you must convert it to NTFS.

  2. With respect to basic disks, unallocated space must be behind the need to extend partition.

  3. The extension supports simply volumes of data. It prohibits a system partition or starting of extended. This is the reason why the diskpart failed to extend the volume on my 2003 Server system partition.

  4. The partition where the system pagefile is stored isn't available to expand unless the file is moved to a partition that you do not want to extend.

  Other: in regard to Windows 2000/xp, you cannot extend the volume simple dynamic disk that was created on a basic disk. The limitation has been cancelled in Windows Server 2003.

  As mentioned above, there are so many limitations in the line utility diskpart command, you cannot extend a volume easily. So I recommend you to use a free partition manager - Partition Wizard.

• system recovery will not load a partitioned hard drive

  Hello

  My dell inspiron on vista Basic has been sluggish, so I made a few stop hard downs.  After this, windows will not start and repair windows will work (on the start menu).

  recovery system cannot read the partitioned recovery drive (backup).

  Sometimes the system will display unknown hardware error d000144

  my laptop is only 3 years.  never buy a dell again.

  New programs are malwarebytes and windows defender.

  Hello

  Here is the information of Dell for the use of their recovery Partition:

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/KCS/document?c=us&l=en&s=Gen&docid=DSN_336966&isLegacy=true

  And how to use the Dell Diagnostics software, as appropriate test equipment, etc.:

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/KCS/document?docid=52057

  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/WS340/en/UG/Setup.htm#1100569

  As the Dell recovery partition is a Dell product, for other questions, contact Dell:

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DellCare/contact_technical_support

  Or ask in the Forums of Dell Support:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/default.aspx

  See you soon.

• Expanded the bad virtual disk but not Guest OS - Shrink?

  Not quite another question generic "shrink the VMDK.

  I accidentally spread the bad virtual disk in vCenter 725 GB to 1 TB. Fortunately, I realized that until I expanded the partition to use the new space in Windows. Is it possible to reclaim that space? In the virtual machine settings, I have the options of arrow to "reduce" the size down, but I'm not sure on the impact at the prompt to do. Certainly if the guest has not been extended to consume this space then it should be recoverable?

  as you're talking about: the option arrow in the virtual machine settings

  This does not leave you reduce (Shrink) the size of the virtual disk, which has already been strengthened. This option is useful in the case when we say you went into settings of the virtual machine, the disk size increased from 10 to 20 GB, but not yet committed that change and you want to return to 15 you can then use this arrow to do.

  Please visit following KB, is the answer to your question, use VMware converter.

  VMware KB: Increasingly, the thinning and shrinking of the virtual disks for VMware ESX and ESXi

• Hard drive to expand the C partition

  Hello

  How to expand the C partition on the hard drive. For the C partition option is grayed out in Disk Management extend it.

  Dell Inspiron 1564, Windows 7.

  Photo of attached disk management.

  For some reason I didn't your answers on your other thread.

  You can only expand in the unpartitioned space on the right of the partition that you extend. You deleted the D: drive, but the space is not the unpartitioned space. Because you can have a maximum of 4 partitions on an MBR disk, the last of them is typically created as an extended Partition, that allows you to create additional logical drives inside. It is a goofy configuration if this is how he got from Dell. You must also delete F:, then delete the Extended Partition. Then you can extend C: you have unpartitioned space where was the Extended Partition.

• Delete a partition in a virtual machine and expand the initial allocation of hard drive

  I have created a virtual machine running server 2012R2 with an allowance of 60 GB drive. I decided after doing hours of work on the virtual machine I had assigned too little disk space for the virtual machine. I decided that I just go in vSphere and change settings and add to the existing space. The problem is that it has created a new partition rather by increasing the size of the original, which doesn't help me. How can I remove this new partition and just expand the original that has been allocated when I created this virtual machine?

  Thank you

  Hi Paul,.

  Could you clarify what you mean by;

  The problem is that it has created a new partition rather by increasing the size of the original

  (A) do you mean you modified the virtual machine and added a second disc, rather than increase the size of the original? or;

  (B) you increase the size of the original disk and create a new partition in this free space?

  Be that as it may, the question should be simple to solve;

  (A) remove the second disk you don't need, increase the size of the original. Then from the OS Disk Manager, rescan the disks and extend C:\ in free space.

  (B) delete the partition that you don't need. From the OS Disk Manager, expand C:\ in free space.

  See you soon,.

  Jon