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• Partition boot camp missing after resizing of disk utility

  Is anyway to fix this?

  I did things I shouldn't probably try. I tried to fix this by myself and messed up

  My windows partition disappeared after I have resize the drive using OS X I'm afraid header NTFS is more intact

  

  And now I'm analyzing my disk0 with testdisk but it not showing desired writing...

  

  So many incompatibilities.

  Please guide me, I gave up, I just need access to my windows partition to take all my data so I can copy on my external hard drive.

  Thank you

  Can you post the output of

  diskutil list

  Cs diskutil list

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

  rdisk0s3 cannot be the right partition to search for the NTFS header. The partition you more, and I'll be fine. Boot from a disk of OS X, if possible.

• Resize partition, bootcamp partition read not

  Can someone help me move my bootcamp partition? I resized my drive and read several pages of people fixing the missing disk, but I keep running into walls and need someone to hold my hand.

  I downloaded gdisk and tried a command line that I found here http://nerdr.com/bootcamp-partition-lost-repairing-mac-partitions/ but after trying to add my Windows on the MBR partition, the exit has claimed "the partition does not exist or it is too big.

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  sudo fdisk/dev/disk1

  

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  sudo dd if = / dev/rdisk1s5 account = 1 2 >/dev/null | hexdump - C

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• OneKey onekey lack of space, how to resize?

  Hello

  Already, I read several post, but does with a solution.

  Just get a Lenovo G50 - 70A with windows 8.1. First thing to do was to make all updates (more than 1, 3 GB). After that I got all the updates, decide to make a make a backup with Onekey, so that I could restore with the new updates, in case of problems.

  The laptop has 2 drivers (visible), "c:\". "with windows 8 and"d:\ ". "with Lenovo Onekey.

  When I tried, the Onekey, he says that I need 29, 50 GB for backup and only 22, 50 GB (to a 25 GB disc).

  1. How do I resize the disk with OneKey, for to have my backup and have still Onekey working (for what I read, if the player OneKey is resize, OneKey will not work!) I can't believe it's true, do not in any sense.

  2. can I I resize my driver with the SB, without affecting the OneKey? I usually 1 disc with so and another disc with my personal data. Is I need to collect, format, the SO, I won't lose my data.

  Thanks for the help and we hope this topic helps others too.

  Hello

  My problem is solved. And I'm going to say what I did, and what was the result.

  My laptop is the G50-70 has

  OneKey Version 8.0.0.2105

  The windows show only 2 drivers for the SO and Lenovo D: backup C:. However there are other partition but are hidden from Society.

  After all the updates of windows, I begin the OneKey to perform a new backup. The drive for backup D: have a space of 25 GB, when I tried to make the backup here, it says that I don't have enough space (see my message of previews). So I made a backup to an external driver. When the backup finishes, the backup folder have only about 16 GB! So to copy the folder to the backup driver (D.)

  For security reasons, I also did a recovery USB disk as indicated by Solid_Cruver

  Here is the tutorial how to make a recovery USB disk

  After that, I shrink the driver for 375 GB C: and creat a new driver F: with the new space.

  Then start Lenovo and select the recovery option. The letters for the spectacle of drivers are a little different, D: E: drive. (not due to make it smaller and pilots, but system restore see differently). I selected the folder I copied on the D: drive (on the recovery system is E with my new backup.)

  The ER was back without any problem.

  I did this twice! And it worked.

  Note: I have never start OneKey before I made any changes.

  So, after all this, I have:

  -My backup on Lenovo driver for backups

  -A USB key with a recovery system (not tested)

  -A new driver for my personal data

  -The driver of SO shrink

  I hope it helps someone.

• I have Windows 7 with 500 GB hard drive, I have 280 GB free hard disk, but when you try Shrink partition I could get space Shrink as 36 GB only.

  I have Windows 7 with 500 GB hard drive, I have 280 GB free hard disk, but when you try Shrink partition I could get space Shrink as 36 GB only. I've defragged and tried as well... Any suggestion to get more space for the partition.

  I've hit in this partition for a long time.

  I have Windows 7 with 500 GB hard drive, I have 280 GB free hard disk, but when you try Shrink partition I could get space Shrink as 36 GB only. I've defragged and tried as well... Any suggestion to get more space for the partition.

  I've hit in this partition for a long time.

  This is due to files not movable, scattered in open spaces.  Windows Disk Manager has a few limitations... You can use a thrid party as EaseUS Partition Master Free Edition 9.2.2 freeware utility

  Its very easy to use and you can be dragged and resized your drive...

• Using Vmware Converter to increase the size of hard drive

  Hi, I just want to confirm something

  I had a few VM with ESXi 4.  Some are Windows 2003 Server and some Server 2008

  Some of the servers I need to increase hard drive space soon.

  I use Vmware Converter to increase the size of this way, I have my old copy of the VM in case.

  My understanding is that if I use the converter to resize the drive, then Windows will automatically be able to use the space, even the C drive.  So he did not need to use a third part util as Partition magic.

  Is this correct?

  Thank you

  Mike

  Fix.

  But you'll have a new vNIC with a new MAC address.

  So don't forget to set your network configuration after the conversion.

  André

• Cannot resize disk

  Today, I created a new virtual machine using "Import Windows XP Mode". This has created a machine with a disk of size 127 GB. I moved this virtual machine to another location. Everything works fine.

  BUT... then I tried to resize the drive using 'Virtual Machine Settings' > select hard drive > "Utilities" > "expand...". »

  This gives the following error:

  "The called function cannot perform partial channels. Please open the virtual disk parent. »

  Looked for clues of what he must do next, but did not find anything useful (in my opinion). Subjects were not associated with VMWare Player or referred to in the questions with snapshots, but I believe that I don't have any snapshot. So after hours searching the web, I ran out of options.

  Does anyone know what I should do next?

  Well, I had some time to install Windows XP Mode in Windows 7 and then using VMware Player chosen import VM from Microsoft Windows XP Mode and it has created the Virtual Machine from Windows XP Mode VMware and first without running the image below shows the default files created during this process.

  

  "As I previously well that the 'Windows XP Mode.vmdk" VHD is linked to the virtual hard disk "Windows XP Mode base.vhd" as evidenced by the information contained in the disc DescriptorFile built into the Windows XP Mode.vmdk ' of the virtual hard disk as shown below.

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  version=1
  CID=37ee0fdc
  parentCID=00000000
  createType="monolithicSparse"
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  RW 266338304 SPARSE "Windows XP Mode.vmdk"
  
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  ddb.encoding = "windows-1252"
  

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• Extension drive C: on a Windows XP VM

  I am trying to extend the drive C:\ on a Windows XP VM, but even when the system is off of the option to resize the drive is grayed out.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Like I said I don't use the plugin, it can be a little different from the standalone version.

  Download the latest version and in step 3, you will see where to change the type of controller.

  http://downloads.VMware.com/d/details/converter401/dGhiZHRwaGJ0QGg=

• Extend a logical drive to a virtual server

  Hello

  Can anyone tell how to develop my c: drive logical virtual servers as im currently out of disk space?

  Currently, this server is running on ESX 3.0.1 VC 2.5 and when the Vsever has been creating, he gave only 6 GB of disk space, because now we are in a situation whereby it is full.

  I'm able to increase logical dives for virtual servers run on ESXi 3.5, but not on my ESX 3.0.1 hosts

  The thoughts and thanks in advance.

  Shut down the virtual computer.

  SSH to your ESX host and go to the folder where the virtual machine resides (e.g. cd /vmfs/volumes/LUNX/.vmdk

  This will increase the file for a total of 30 GB hard.

  then start the virtual machine on CD-ROM with partition magic, paragon partition manager or a similar tool and resize the drive c from there.

  Another method to extend the c drive which also works can be found here:

  http://www.VI-tips.com/2009/04/HOWTO-extend-system-partition-with.html

• Expand or move the virtual machine to another partition / hard disk

  I tried to expand my 90 GB disk but nothing changes, i.e. the virtual machine is still to 60 GB. I have VMware Fusion 6 (Mac/Windows 10) and my VM is monolithic mode. In this true HD, I even 50 GB free and I can't increase the amount again in an attempt to rectify this problem and I can not to decrease either. I thought to change the location of the virtual machine to another partition/hd with more space, but I don't know how. So I need little help to choose and implements one of the solutions below:

  - or regularise space for the new amount

  - or move the virtual machine (vmdk) to an another partition/HD

  - or to convert monolithic mode to 2 GB split

  What is the best solution?

  Thanks in advance

  It's help me;

  Resize a Windows Partition with disk management tool

  When you maximize your virtual hard disk, you must also expand partition of your guest operating system to take advantage of the extra space.

  Fusion resizes the partition of the guest operating system when you resize the virtual hard disk. If you hold the Option key when you click apply to resize the drive, you can manually resize the Windows partition. For Windows 8, Windows 7 and Windows Vista you can use the operating system's disk management tool to resize a partition.

  Prerequisites

  Check that your virtual hard disk is large enough to accept the increase in the size of the partition. See resize a hard disk.

  Procedure

  1 right click on computer and select Manage.

  2. double-click on storage.

  3 double-click disk management.

  4 in the list, right click on the partition to expand and select Extend the Volume.

  5 follow the prompts to resize the partition and click complete and the question of the partition in the disk management pane displays its new size.

  6. close the computer management window

• Recovery 1 vm rather than test them all in a file system?

  I have 3 files called fs1, fs2 and fs3 systems.  On each file system, there is a good assortment of protected virtual machine, like 11-20 of the VM.

  I need to resize the drive on one of our customers of windows server vm, and we did it all the time without problem.  But now that we have different without on our site of DR vs main site, we went to vsphere replication because it was independent of the storage.  Now we get the dreaded message that resizing disks are not based on replicated discs.  I can't believe that the system is not enough intelegent for this!  Looks like a simple clip to be able to resize a disk to give it more storage space.

  
  So now this virtual machine is on filesystem fs1.  I have to do a restore of test, which means I have to wait for 13 VM here to perform a final synchronization to come online on the website of DR when all I have to do is raise this one machine so I can clone, and then tear down the test session.

  I'm going by this document:

  VMware KB: Resize virtual machine disk files that are protected by the replication of vSphere

  In SRM when I go to Protection groups I can't just right click on the machine unique for a computer to test.  Its all or nothing.  Anyway this redesign?

  I think I've figured this out.

  I can remove the protection for this a machine in the fs1 protection group.  Delete the virtual machine for this protection group.  Create a new protection group and just put this virtual machine in it.  Then create a recovery plan and just put this protection in there group.  Then test this recovery plan.

  A lot of work around when the easiest thing would be for VMWare just to allow you to resize a disk and replicate this change on the network.

  When I can back up the virtual machine to the original protection group and basically to undo all changes.

• Can not resize the partition to external hard drive

  I have a LaCie D2 Quadra 1 TB external drive that I used occasionally since 2009. Way back when I partitioned into two parts, the two put in place under Mac OS X extended (journaled). I put one in 867 ~ GB and the smallest to 133 ~ GB. The smallest one I use for a bootable backup.

  I want to increase the size of the bootable part. DiskUtility looks that would, without erasing any data. But even once I selected for the largest part smallen (without going into the blue "in use" section) I can't always increase the size of the bootable. The grabber resizer indicator seems pointless because it won't pull up. (It's in the lower corner of R).

  I made sure property allows me to read and write on both partitions.

  I will be grateful for a solution.

  

  MBPr mid2012 OS X 10.8.5

  2.3 GHz Quad-core i7/16 GB/256-Flash

  16 GB OF RAM

  Hello

  Have you highlighted partition LaCie Albums & has even decreased its size?

• I deleted the boot camp trying to resize the hard drive on my mac pro book. now, the computer does not start without a bootable device, which I don't have, and any download must be on a windows machine. Can anyone help

  I deleted the boot camp trying to resize the hard drive on my mac pro book. now, the computer does not start without a bootable device, which I don't have, and any download must be on a windows machine. Can anyone help

  1. did you remove Bootcamp using disk utility?

  2 have you tried local restore or recovery of the Internet? - OS X: on OS X Recovery - Apple Support . Mac with built-in optical drives may need 'Gray' disks to boot the system.

• Drive external DRIVE will not mount after resizing in Windows

  Hi all

  I got a 1 TB external drive that I used for a while about 10 Windows and OSX (El Capitan). I had two partitions Configuration for use on every platform without any problems.

  Then, I needed extra space on the Windows partition, so I think that, if I remember correctly, that I've resized using the disk management tool in Windows. I reduced the OSX volume and increased the size of the Windows volume. I can probably hear you all shout now.

  Surprise, my volume OSX will now not mount when I run in El Capitan. It does not show in disk utility, and the only way to 'see' it is using diskutil:

  Output: Diskutil list

  / dev/disk2 (external, physical):

  #:                       TYPE      NAME                                                            SIZE        IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * 1.0 TB disk2

  1:                       EFI EFI                                                                         209.7 MB  disk2s1

  2: 000100AF-4028-0006-2192-BA7200000000 650,3 GB disk2s2

  3: 000100AF-7220-70FB-2192-BA7200000000 23.7 GB disk2s3

  4: Apple_HFS Install OS X Yosemite 5.7 GB disk2s4

  Output: Diskutil list cs

  CoreStorage groups of logical volumes (1 found)

  |

  + Logical Volume - Group DD8EBA77-8349-4762-BD32-4D45402DDE23

  =========================================================

  Name: Macintosh HD

  Status: online

  Dimensions: 120473067520 B (120.5 GB)

  Free space: 12656640 B (12.7 MB)

  |

  +-< physical="" volume="">

  |   ----------------------------------------------------

  |   Index: 0

  |   Disc: disk0s2

  |   Status: online

  |   Dimensions: 120473067520 B (120.5 GB)

  |

  + -> 70EB98AB-5D10-4774-89C9-F66D334A7BA0 family of Logical Volume

  ----------------------------------------------------------

  Type of encryption: AES - XTS

  Encryption status: unlocked

  The conversion status: complete

  High level queries: secure

  |                        Password required

  |                        Accepts new users

  |                        A visible users

  |                        At the Volume key

  |

  +-> Logical Volume BEE2BAE7-909A-42F8-91F1-55085485904A

  ---------------------------------------------------

  Disc: disk1

  Status: online

  Size (Total): 120108089344 B (120.1 GB)

  Reversible: Yes (unlock and decryption required)

  Put the situation: Restart required

  Name: Macintosh HD

  Volume name: Macintosh HD

  Content indicator: Apple_HFS

  Output: TPG - vv - r sudo show/dev/disk2

  See the TPG: / dev/disk2: mediasize = 1000204886016; SectorSize = 512; blocks = 1953525168

  See the TPG: / dev/disk2: MBR suspicious to sector 0

  See the TPG: / dev/disk2: Pri GPT to sector 1

  See the TPG: / dev/disk2: GPT Sec at sector 1953525167

  start index size summary

  0           1         MBR

  1 1 Pri GPT header

  2 32 table GPT Pri

  34 6

  40 409600 1 part TPG - C12A7328-F81F-11D2-BA4B-00A0C93EC93B

  409640 1270198464 2 part TPG - 000100AF-4028-0006-2192-BA7200000000

  1270608104 624918840

  1895526944 46298496 3 part TPG - 000100AF-7220-70FB-2192-BA7200000000

  1941825440 262144

  1942087584 11175400 4 part TPG - 48465300-0000-11AA-AA11-00306543ECAC

  262151 1953262984

  1953525135 32 table dry GPT

  1953525167 1 dry GPT header

  Output from: sudo fdisk/dev/disk2

  Disk: geometry / dev/disk2: 121601/255/63 [1953525168 sectors]

  Signature: 0xAA55

  From end

  #: cyl hd s - cyl hd s id [Start - size]

  ------------------------------------------------------------------------

  1: EA 1023 254 63 - 1023 254 63 [1-409639]

  2: AF 1023 254 63 - 1023 254 63 [409640-1270198464] HFS +.

  3: 1023 254 63 AF-1023 254 63 [1895526944-46298496] HFS +.

  04:00 0 0 0-0 0 0 [0-0] unused

  #2 partition is my concern. It contains my library, iPhoto and other important pieces.

  So, is anyway that I can get it back? What can I do to try to preserve its data? Thank you very much! Chris

  It comes out by any other command that could help someone point me in the right direction to solve this? Thank you

• How to live resize partitions 2 existing partitioned drive?

  I have a 1.5 to - 2 partitioned drive I need to change the size of the partition 2. I need to make a smaller partition 1 and 2 large partition.

  I have place to decrease the partition 1, so that I can increase the partition 2.

  First of all, I reduce the size of partition 1, but am I that reason... until what I click on "Apply" in the bottom right of the disk utility window, that computer still considers that this hard drive is partitioned with the sizes of origin? And so if I simply decrease the size of the score graphically in the interface, then click on partition 2, I see the text: this partition cannot be resized.

  So if I am wrong in this assumption, I must decrease partition 1 and apply. Then I can select partition 2 and increase it with the newly created space in partition 1?

  If she is correct, when I click on apply in the first stage, the newly created space turn into another partition the partition between 1 and 2? And the next step would be to combine this small new partition in the original partition 2? Here are a few screenshots to better explain.

  NOTE: Yes, I know that I need these 2 partitions to backup before applying resizing.

  If I can reduce the size of partition 1, whose interface seems to help, I guess that with the good implementation, I should be able to expand the partition 2.

  I use Lion 10.7.5 on a Mac Pro.

  Thank you

  Steven

  

  

  

  If I can reduce the size of partition 1, whose interface seems to help, I guess that with the good implementation, I should be able to expand the partition 2.

  No, it doesn't work like that.

  You can reduce the size of partition 1, but you will not be able to reclaim that space for the 2nd partition. You need to remove the 2nd partition, and then add it back.

  But beware, your free space currently for your 10.6.8 partition is marginal, in order to reduce the size of this partition does not seem a good idea. You may no longer be able to start from such a unit.

  One of the disadvantages of partitioning is that you can not redistribute their sizes without redoing the readers.

  Overall, you have not enough free space on this drive.