installation inter second hard drive (2T) / formatt issues

I flipped the 2 t in about 4 pieces and was able to formatt the first two through the formatt wiz and making the formatt long but slow

Once on the third part it really it is here! My second hard drive will give my only 1 t of mem a way around this problem?

your /insight help welcome

Oh thank you

drivers motherboard causation has been difficulty huge thank you

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