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• the drive seem to have been partitioned by another utility and cannot be erased

  I have a MBP with 2 SSD. Yosemite is running on the SSD that has been partitioned 1 TB to a 150 / 850 GB volumes.

  I wanted to install Windows 10 using Boot Camp but after succesfully download Windows software support that I can not go to the next step where I have to choose a volume (Pluto). Wizard Boot Camp shows my SSD and when I chose the following warning is displayed:

  "the drive seem to have been partitioned by another utility and cannot be erased."

  I see that Pluto isn't GUID and maybe that's the problem, but there are already some data on the volume of 850 GB that I can't erase. Is there a way to fix this without destroying the data? I don't even know why Pluto doesn't have GUID in the first place...

  Thnx,

  G

  

  You have two entries 'Pluto '. The outermost is a volume CoreStorage group, which has two volumes, one is named Pluto, the other is TerraNova. The 512 GB of Samsung is your second physical disk. The Pluto in the BC Assistant is the complete LVG, not only the volume of Pluto, which contains also of Terra Nova.

  BCA does not support such a configuration on your MBP. You will need to backup your data or manually partition the disk and do a little terminal work, if you want to install Windows in this configuration. The second SSD will complicate it further. You may need to physically remove the disk non-windows in order to install Windows.

  Your end of 2011 Mac does not support Windows 10 as described in using 10 Windows on your Mac with Boot Camp - Apple support . You will encounter problems of pilot.

• 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.

  I found these instructions to do with Windows 7 and confirm that they work very well on a Windows 7 computer I set up yesterday.
  http://Lifehacker.com/5467758/move-the-users-directory-in-Windows-7
  ROBOCOPY, RMDIR, MKLINK programs all exist in Vista and have all the command line switches such as specified in section of Windows 7.
  I want to use junction points as described in the article, rather than messing around with search-and-replace in registry. The use of junction points is cleaner and easier to reverse if I ever need to move the Users back folder to its original location.
  These same instructions for Windows 7 works with Vista 64 bit to move my users folder to a different hard disk or partition?

  Well, I couldn't wait any longer for a response.

  So I gave him a test and Windows 7 instructions work perfectly with Vista 64 - bit word. Hope it will be useful to someone else.

• Can't choose Bridge CS6 hides folder on another drive/partition

  Hello

  I just installed Photoshop CS6 and noticed a no criticism, but nevertheless annoying problem in Bridge (platform: Win7 x 64):

  When I try to move the folder cache (Menu: editing-> Preferences-> Cache-> location, and then pressing the 'Choose' button), the selection of the path that opens is actually incomplete dialog.

  In other words, it shows all my records. In fact, it shows no partitions. It just default to the user usual directory (on partition C :), but not will not appear (and therefore: won't let me choose) any other partition.) To be more precise: the folder root tree shown is the 'Office' folder in my home directory of the user - and that's all there is.

  Since there is no field were I could enter (type) the path directly, I'm basically stuck now having my cache on C:. That is not where I want to. (I don't have enough space here)

  For comparison:

  In Bridge CS5, the same dialog box works as expected: that is, when I scroll down, I can also see the other partitions and choose a path somewhere, say, drive F:

  BTW: I also noticed this behavior even with the beta version of CS6, but was not concerned then because, well... it was just a beta, and I thought this somehting is also obvious that this would be fixed at the time the final version comes out... :-/

  Is there another way to define the path to the cache?

  Should I file a bug report?

  Until someone asks: Yes, I uninstalled the beta version before you install the final PS CS6, and Yes, everything seems to work as it should.

  Thanks in advance for any response.

  Kind regards

  Manual

  P.S.: If necessary, I can provide screen captures of the dialog in question.

  UPDATE: I just solved my problem - in a way that seems strange, but here...:

  1. It dawned on me ' if I can't choose anything outside my home directory of the user, perhaps I wrong Bridge by using another drive by putting a (aka shortcut) link it on my Windows desktop.
  2. I clicked on my desktop, created a new shortcut and chose the directory that I wanted to actually for the bridge cache (in my case: F:\caches\bridge_cs6)
  3. In the Bridge preferences, under Cache-> location dialog box, I hit the 'Choose' button again and chose the shortcut created earlier.
  4. And there, the path statement indeed seemed to search for the location on my F:\... by car.
  5. Now for the really strange part: after you closed and reopened Bridge (to see if it actually work and always be in the folder I want), I found that the opening of the path selector (i.e. the 'Choose' button) once again, it shows NOW EACH folder on EACH drive - just like he suddenly has (and always wants in CS5)

  Conclusion:

  My little hack 'shortened' seemed to have somehow "fixed" Bridge CS6 inability to go beyond the C: drive (and my home folder) to the file cache.

  Strange... but I won't complain.

  Thanks again, Curt, for your efforts. (Although they don't directly lead me to the solution, they made me think - and that's what counts.)

  Kind regards

  Manual

• Move the system on another drive partition.

  I have 4 hard drives on my Windows 7 system.  Readers 1 & 2 are defined in a RAID 1 configuration (labeled Disk 0 disk c).  Disc 3 (labeled Disk 1 drive F :) is were the 100 MB Partition reserved system resides.)  This drive has the SMART errors.  How can I move the system reserved on a healthy disk partition?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft community

  After the description of the question, I understand that you want to move the different system for the drive partition. I'll be happy to help you on this question.

  1. What is the accurate and complete error message you get?
  2. What is the letter of the drive for this partition not formatted?

  Let us try the following steps.

  If the 100MB partition not formatted the disk '1' before the C: drive, follow the below mentioned steps.
  a. create a repair disk.
  Create a system repair disc:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/create-a-system-repair-disc

  b. create a new simple partition.

  c. assign a drive letter (ex: 'Z').

  d. copy a folder and two files to the system partition reserved current (drive '0')

  Boot

  Bootmgr

  BOOTSECT. BAK

  e. remove the drive letter of the partition 'System Reserved' old ('0' drive)

  f. mark the new "System Reserved" boot partition as "Active".

  g. restart the computer and check if his boot to the desktop.

  h. If the computer does not start, then using the disk repair repair startup.
  Startup Repair: frequently asked questions:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/Startup-Repair-frequently-asked-questions

  i. If able to boot to the desktop successfully, remove the old "System Reserved" partition ('0' by car)

  After trying the steps above suggested, giving us the results.

• 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

• 2 locations to "Program Files" - one on the C partition - and another on the D partition is possible (or option) so that you can 'choose' where to install a program in particular?

  Hello

  It's my first time display questions on a forum like this, so I'll try to explain in detail what I have (somehow... :)).
  Is it possible to have 2 "Program Files" location - one on the C partition - and the other on the D partition so that you can 'choose' where to install a program in particular? I don't really want to get rid from where 'move' the 'Program Files' folder on my C partition (I just do a clean reinstall of Windows XP), BUT I would like to be able to install several programs on the partition D place on C 'by default. "

  Here's the question: I have several programs that have no option to 'choose' where should be installed - they'll automatically C\Program Files. I want to install it on the D partition. If this is not possible, how can I transfer to the new location (once they have already been installed) in their entirety so that they are functional. I don't want to keep the remains, references and 'shortcuts' on the C partition. These programs should begin to malfunction, I have freedom to wipe the D partition and reinstall the programs without messing up the heart of the system.

  I'd appreciate any help, advice and ideas. Regarding my computer experience, I'd put myself in the novice category, detailed explanations would be a lifesaver! Thank you.

  Programs come with their own setup program and the program developer decides to give the possibility to choose the download location or not

  Regarding your concern about to spoil the central system

  Whenever you install a program, that it will create many items inside your main drive where windows is installed (in this case C:\) to install a program that affects the system to another drive does not affect your system

• How can I move the OS to another drive.

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite HPE with Win7 Pro as my OS and a single 1 TB HD.  Is it possible to move my C and D partitions to a smaller drive?  If so, how do I.  (I realize I have to buy another drive... (LOL).

  Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions.

  C   ;-)

  cindy906 wrote: I have a HP Pavilion Elite HPE with Win7 Pro as my OS and a single 1 TB HD.  Is it possible to move my C and D partitions to a smaller drive?  If so, how do I.  (I realize I have to buy another drive... (LOL).

  Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions, C ;-)

  Hello cindy906, you should be able to add a smaller hard drive to your system and use the restore disks HP recovery that you should already have, while leaving the current hard drive installed.

  There is a question that you would need to know. If you leave the current hard drive cables connected and use the Recovey HP restore to reimage the new hard drive, when you start the installation of the Windows operating system, the installation program (System partition) can be changed on the current hard drive. If you install Windows7 SP1, the Boot Manager will be changed and make the current version no longer starts.

  Windows 7 creates a configuration (System) partition when it installs hidden. When there is already a system on a system partition, Windows 7 will be find and replace it with the new OS when you update to Windows 7 SP1.

  Once the new disk has been reimagee with the game to restore HP Recovery disks, and the operating system has been installed, you can then reconnect the cables on the current hard drive and use it as a backup drive or delete it if you prefer.

  You would not be able to move the current hard disk to another system, for legal reasons and problems of compatibility with the already installed drivers for the HP computer, unless you formatted the hard drive and deleted the C: and D: partitions and the hidden partition of 100 MB.

  If all three partitions are formatted, the reader could be wiped clean and could be used on another system.

• My hard drive is a failure. How can I save all the files (CIN OS) on another drive

  I just want to copy everything to another drive hard, but every time I try this it is a problem and the process ends

  You must use the disk cloning software (Windows 'copy' cannot be used to copy the operating system) but if the 'problem' is caused by the failed drive, you have waited too long.

  If you have a Western Digital hard drive, you can get a free version of Acronis WD's (http://support.wdc.com/product/downloaddetail.asp?swid=119) or you can buy separately cloning s/w (this is not an exhaustive list and is in no particular order):

  Acronis True Image Home 11
  EASEUS ToDo Backup
  Paragon Drive Copy or Partition Manager Personal
  Casper
  Norton Ghost

• 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.

• Partition the new drive and put windows on a small partition, how can I "move it".

  Hard drive crashed and had to get a new.  We partitioned the 500 Gig into 5 segments C:.5 Gig F:10 Gig G:H: I: integer 100 Gig... We used the production disks for the computer will... After a window few months started slow like a turtle, and then began there was not enough space on the drive to work. Other readers are empty or almost empty.  I am hoping there is a simple way to move everything to another drive with more space or something.  I just drag and start again, but I have programs that I also installed that I have since lost the discs too much that I don't want to lose.
  Thank you
  Zyn

  Thanks for the info... uh do often criticize people on this site? I'm just a question because I am very novice in computer technology and I trust often more educated people. But I don't like to be belittled because I thought it was one person and another don't think it's a good idea. Worried if I should keep coming back here to get help or not.

• move the backup of the plant to another drive

  I want to spend my 'factory image' folder to another drive in solid state.  How can I do?

  Thank you. I keep getting messages that runs the D: drive low disk space.  Since I have an SSD, I need to do something to extend the partition or get a second SSD and move the D: on the second disc.

  Thanks anyway.

• 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.

• How to make programs from the C: drive to another drive in Vista?

  I do not know how to move. I had never done this before.

  * original title - I need to move some programs from my c drive to another drive to make more space, I do not know how to do it please help? *

  Hello

  You cannot move installed programs from one drive to another

  you will need to uninstall them and then reinstall the disk you want to install on these

  During reinstallion of programs you would have the choice of which drive you want to install them on

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  but you can move your files and folders to a different drive

  http://www.vista4beginners.com/move-user-files-folders-to-another-partition

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  and read this topic to make more free space available on C:

  see if this program helps you to determine what is take up space

  http://www.Jam-software.com/treesize_personal/

  by default system restore will have up to 15% of the capacity of the hard disk

  you would like to reduce this amount

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/76227-system-restore-disk-space.html

  http://www.vista4beginners.com/system-restore-space-used

  also use disk cleanup

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/delete-files-using-disk-cleanup

  The other Options tab is available when you choose to clean up the files of all users on the computer. This tab includes two additional ways to free disk space even more:

  • Programs and features. Open programs and features in Control Panel, where you can uninstall programs you no longer use. The column size in programs and features shows how much disk space each program uses.

  • System Restore and shadow copies. Guests delete you all but the most recent restore point on the disc.

  also scan for malware

  Download update and scan with the free version of malwarebytes anti-malware

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/MBAM.php

  and read these information from microsoft on windows optimization

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/optimize-Windows-Vista-for-better-performance

• How to move itunes library to another drive on the same PC?

  Please indicate the steps required to move iTunes library to another drive on the same PC?

  Drag the entire iTunes, not only in the iTunes media folder, there, launch iTunes with the SHIFT key, and then choose it.

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