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• Why can't I format my partition?

  I recently bought a Western Digital Caviar Green 2 TB hard drive to replace my old 300 GB drive that did not. I tried to install Windows on the disk, but was unable to complete a format; I first tried a quick format, which has almost instantly, then I tried a full format, which processed 8 hours approximately and then failed. Told me modern material most is not configured to recognize a partition of 2 TB as the primary active partition, so I split it into two partitions: 500 GB for installing Windows and 1.33 TB for the rest (the player had 1833GB, not a full 2 TB). It worked well for a smaller partition and I was able to format and install Windows, but I still cannot access my second partition. I tried to format it once I rose Windows and running and I have still been unable to do. I used the command line tool, the disk management tool, I even tried EaseUS Partition Master, all to nothing does not. It becomes very frustrating to have over a terabyte of my disk space completely unavailable for me. I know that Windows can work with partitions (at least) upwards up to 1.5 TB, as my brother has two disks of 1.5 TB in his machine who all the storage allocated to a partition of each. I really want to format my partition and start using the disk space.

  I have already tried to divide the space into two smaller partitions, each half of the total, but has not yet been able to format each partition. The drive is mechanically strong, and I like that it works as expected, if this isn't a failed HARD drive from my knowledge.

  I don't know what could be the specifications of important information, so I don't really understand a lot. Also, I didn't know where to post this question, but the Microsoft Web site chose the 'Hardware and drivers' section for me, so I took their suggestion and posted here.

  HARD drive: 2 TB Western Digital Caviar Green
  DESIRED PARTITIONS:
  C: disk - 500 GB for installing Windows
  D: drive - 1.33 to (all the remaining space)
  OS: Windows Vista editions Home Premium x 64
  MEMORY: 8 GB

  I had the same problem how I fix is in the disk management window, I deleted the volume. I then did a new volume and it formatted, it is fine.  I hope that helps you as well.

• Trying to format a partition that has an extra on BONE. I can't click on the format of ideas?

  Unable to format drive

  trying to format a partition that has an extra on BONE. I can't click on the format of ideas?

  Hi Dave2474,

  I recommend to format from the disk (disk operating system) otherwise, it will boot entry.

  Note: Make sure that you back up important data before formatting the disk.

  You can also view the article mentioned for more information below:

  Create and format a hard disk partition

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/fr-FR/Windows-Vista/create-and-format-a-hard-disk-partition

  Data loss caveat:

  Converting a hard disk partition or volume from NTFS to FAT32 requires that you reformat the partition, which deletes all the data on this subject. Be sure to back up data that you want to keep before you begin.

  Hope this information helps.

• I want to convert my video files in FLV format as im eager to export the video in flash, this seems to be the only format that it will accept. Media Encoder is more to this format, how can I get around this?

  I want to convert my video files in FLV format as im eager to export the video in flash, this seems to be the only format that it will accept. Media Encoder is more to this format, how can I get around this?

  I could be wrong, but in my research for this issue, I learned that there is no solution from Adobe to convert an F4V or a FLV. I talked to Adobe support directly and they told me to buy a 3rd party conversion program. I find absolutely stupid that the only way to embed a video in Animate using a FLV or F4V, and there is no codec to convert video in this format.

• I want a software that will convert a PDF file to the spreadsheets Excel and JPEG files to PDF format.  What should I buy?

  I want a software that allows you to convert a PDF to JPEG and the same software that allows you to convert Excel spreadsheets to PDF format.  What should I buy?

  Acrobat.

  Tuesday, April 7, 2015, at 20:51, sherryb1994, [email protected]>

• If I want to keep the quality of the original captured images (from tape), which is the format that I should?

  I captured canon hv20 in FireWire to my computer with adobe first elements 11. After the capture, I cut clip three times. Then I want to export my computer due to watching on my 46 inch lcd TV full hd. If I want to keep the quality of the original captured images (from tape), which is the format that I should? I chose mpeg 1440x1080i 24, TI alerts for error. Or I premise avchd 1920 x 1080 p, then it is also more scenes captured. I think it's 20000 MB, scened (without cutting) but captured only 11.2 GB. Please help me. Thank you very much.

  I would firstly like to thank you for answering my question. My camcorder is canon hv20 PAL. When I look at the setting of the project, it's HDV 1080i 25 frames per second anamorphic. Duration of the timeline is 56 minutes. I'm sorry about misinformation in an adobe forum. Yes you are right this is not MPEG 1440x1080i 24. I chose MPEG and choose MPEG2 1440x1080i 25 and it convert .m2v file. I couldn't see because Windows media player does not open the m2v files, but I didn't do anything about in order to open the file. I want to learn: my initial project captured is 11.2 GB. But shows on screen m2v files is about 21000 MB. This means that 20 GB! It is same quality my project captured MPEG) and Cup project m2v? What is another way to export? I'm sorry that even once it does not error message about the m2v files. I think I got confused, I think when I chose MPEG, 25 HDTV high quality, I saw the error message but I don't know what is the error message.

• I want to format my computer and reinstall XP, but my drive has upgrade on it that I can install XP with it?

  I want to format my computer and reinstall XP, but my drive has upgrade on it I can install XP from scratch with it?

  Unfortunately, no.

• Can I use the HP Recovery partition after formatting and partitioning the rest of the hard drive?

  I recently had my HP Pavilion dv4 2145dx laptop (Windows 7 64-bit) go kerput.  The Geek Squad said that the motherboard is dead.  I bought a laptop and I use this one for now, and I use the former dv4 as external hard drive.

  I intend to continue to use the hard drive from the old dv4 as an external unresolved for now, but I wish we could fix the dv4 at some point in the future.  Here's the problem: to get the most out of the former dv4 as external drive, I want to repartition it so that there is an NTFS partition and one HFS partition +.  This way I could easily use it with my Mac and Windows machines.

  But if I do that, I'm not sure if the image of HP recovery would continue to operate.  If it does not, then if/when I get the old dv4 a new motherboard, I couldn't restore the operating system from the recovery partition.  It is a problem, because I have not create recovery disks (stupid, I know - I'm definitely making them for the new machine).

  So, I want to do these two things:

  (1) create my dv4 recovery disks.  Can I do this if the dv4 drive is mounted in an external enclosure?

  (2) format and partition the drive dv4 (the leaving intact recovery partition) and later to recover the system from the recovery partition.  The recovery partition would continue to operate in these conditions?

  Thanks for any help that anyone is obtained.

  Hello:

  What you do to the C:\drive will make the ineffective recovery partition.

  You will not be able to create a set of recovery discs unless the drive is usable in Notepad.

  Can you still read all 25 characters of your product key of W7 on the bottom of your laptop broken?

  If so, you can do this...

  If you can read the Microsoft windows 7 25-character product key, you can download simple Windows 7 ISO files to burn on a DVD for the version of windows that is installed on your PC, and which is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker on your PC case.

  Burn the ISO with the option to burn the ISO on your DVD burning program and burn it at the slowest possible speed that will allow your program. This will create a bootable DVD.

  Or use the installation of Windows 7 USB/DVD tool to compile the ISO file that you download from Digital River. Link and instructions below. You need a 4 GB flash drive to use the USB compilation method.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/HTML/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool

  Use 25 characters on the PC product key to activate the installation.

  The key will activate a 32 or 64 bit installation.

  Then go to the support of the PC and driver page to install the drivers you need.

  Link to downloads ISO of W7 is below.

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-Windows-7-SP1-ISO-from-Digital-River/

  Or, you can probably still order a set of recovery disc for your HP laptop.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/bph07143

  Paul

• Installation of XP is no longer recognized by the Setup disk after Format of Partition

  Hey all,.

  In short, my problem is that I have an installation of XP (home or professional) intact windows, but after deleting another partition, the computer does not start to it. My question is what are all the things needed for a computer can be started on the windows partition - even just to the loading screen (which files are needed on the partition, for example boot.ini file, which must be in the MBR, how to mark a partition as bootable; etc.). Here is a description of exactly what has happened and what is the current situation:

  I was working on a friend's computer, and he asked me to delete the partition that it has not been used (D) and melt in his primary partition (C) where was the installation of Windows. I used a program called Easeus to format the partition for Windows let me to merge. The program asks for a restart, and then it is initialized to a screen where he deleted the partition, then restarted once again, probably to load Windows.

  That's where the trouble starts. Instead of windows, I have nothing else than a cursor flashing ("_") in the upper left of the screen. After 60 seconds, nothing was. I rebooted a couple of times, still no windows.

  The first thing I tried was to throw the disc to reinstall the window. I got to the screen configuration and supported on entry to choose a windows installation to repair, however he could not find one on the drive C (or D). I then tried to install Windows on drive D, hoping at least to be able to access the files on your computer with a parallel installation and then clean things later, but the installation struck a BSOD (sorry I don't have the message). The last thing I tried using the recovery console, but the only one installation of Windows that he found was on the D drive (I guess it was the remains of the failed installation that I had tried just because it contained only a few system files).

  So I still need an operating system to access the files on the C drive, so I did an installation of Fedora Linux (on a small new partition in drive D). I could check on the files and they were all intact, including the Windows system files. I could not find anything wrong with the partition, except for the apparent absence of a file boot.ini on drive C. I tried to add a boot.ini file by default (even though I wasn't sure exactly what should be in it). I can only assume that when my friend had the computer built with partition by a local technology company, they did the D drive partition bootable, but put the Windows files on the C drive. It makes no sense, but I can't find any other reason format another partition that windows would make it unbootable.

  The problem is, now, I have GRUB installed to Fedora. GRUB cannot boot directly on Windows, so he has to begin on an another bootloader that can. I think I have GRUB pointing to the right partition, but I get an error message. So, what I want to know from a point of view of Windows is everything necessary for a successful boot, assuming I can get GRUB to work on his end. What should a healthy Windows boot look - exactly, what should happen?

  The other option, of course, must do a fresh install of Windows on drive C (and hope for no BSOD more). I could put all the files on the partition of Fedora and move them back after the relocation. So what you think - is it worth a try even to save the current installation of Windows?

  Feel free to ask questions or for clarification. I have a limited capacity to test things, I have to wait until I can get to his computer. Your help is very appreciated!

  -Thomas

  Hey thanks for the reply guys. Just for the record, I posted that thread on WindowsForums, and I got good results. If anyone is looking for an answer, here's the link to the thread. Sorry, I should have scored as before, but thanks to you both for your help!

  http://windowsforums.org/topic/5097-XP-installation-no-longer-recognized-after-formatting-other-partition/page__pid__16201

  -Thomas

• You want to format. need answers please!

  Hello everyone I'm new here.

  Lets talk about my problem,

  I want to install windows 7 in my hp dv7 1240us.

  Is it true that the ultimate version consumes more resources than the premium professional or at home?

  I want to format the C drive in without touching the recovery disc D.    can I do this?

  I also want to know which drivers should I install.  from here

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?OS=4063&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=3860622

  I download almost everything.  but I know not for example flexible web cam is preferable. the cyberlink youcam software or hp media smart webcam?

  can you give me the steps to format the laptop, because I don't know how to do it.

  I really appreciate a response, any help you can give me.

  Thank you

  Here is the easiest way to move to W7 without creating the old "windows" folder It's the method I want to use, there may be others, but this works well for me.

  Create your original OS system recovery discs using your recovery manager. Here is a link on how to do it:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00809678

  After that, you can delete the recovery partition, but it is later cleared any way with this procedure.

  Also, go on 'C' drive, expand this and burn it on a DVD "SwSetup" folder. This folder has all your Vista drivers and all the software you need, whether those on the HP website will not work. It is a precautionary measure in case W7 and software drivers do not work, but you should have no problem.

  Down load and install Partition Wizard Home Edition (it's free):

  http://download.CNET.com/Partition-Wizard-Home-Edition/3000-2094_4-10962200.HTML?part=DL-6285158&Subj=DL&tag=button

  This is a basic tutorial on what we're going to do Partition Wizard:

  http://www.partitionwizard.com/video-help/delete-all-partition/delete-all-partition.html

  In the case of guide_1, there are two partitions, drive 'C' with its main operating system on it and its Vista recovery partition. We will delete everything on the hard disk to perform a new installation of W7. This goes beyond formatting where they may be files hidden Vista that could give problems when installing W7.

  It's a little different from what it shows in the video, but it does the same thing.

  Right-click on 'disc 1' and choose 'Remove all partitions' and apply the changes. It will give one or two warnings that you are about to delete your active OS system and you won't be able to boot your machine. It's normal.

  When you get to the window where it asks you to restart, open the CD/DVD tray and let it open.

  Restart your computer. When it starts the HP logo will appear and down into the lower left corner of the screen, it will say "Press esc. button"press the button. You have only one second. This leads to a list, Press f9 to Boot Device Options.

  This will give you two choices here, use your top and bottom keys management to choose "internal CD/DVD ROM Drive.

  At this point, insert your W7 DVD and close the drawer. Let it load a bit if she wants to and press 'enter' to boot from the W7 DVD.

  Follow the instructions until you get to the window where he gives you two choices "upgrade" or "custom". Choose custom. In this case because there is that a single hard drive, you have no choice but to choose that one. It will be labeled as "unallocated space".

  Go ahead and complete the installation.

  After that, I recommend the first driver you are installing is for your video driver that your screen at this stage can be large and somewhat blurry.

  I'll give you the link for your video driver, and I'll leave the rest to you. If you have any problems, post again, and I will be to take care of you through this.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-80855-1&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&OS=4063&product=3860622

  This method to make a clean install works as I have just done my dv8. I'd rather wipe all traces of Vista, when you go to W7 and the deletion of all the disk hard drive works well.

• I have recived portable computer of the Government with windows pre installed 7professional but now I want to format and reinstal it I require the startup disk and product key (my OS is authentic)

  I have recived portable computer of the Government with windows pre installed 7professional but now I want to format and reinstal it I require the startup disk and product key (my OS is authentic)

  If it's a copy of volume license installed, you will need to contact your employer to find the product key and get the installation files.

  If it is preinstalled at the factory with Windows 7 Professional, then use the recovery partition to reinstall Windows 7.

  New computers coming often pre-installed with Windows 7 have what is called a recovery partition. This is used to reinstall an operating system in the case of a system failure. To access it, you need to start when you start your computer by pressing a function key. This can be either F1, F2, F9, F10, F11, F12 key DEL or tab. See the manual that came with your PC for instructions on how to reinstall Windows.

  This is how the recovery partition is accessible to most popular brands...

  For Dell, press CTRL + F11 directly after switching on the device

  For HP, press F11 directly after switching on the device

  For LG, press F11 directly after switching on the device

  For Toshiba, press and hold "0" BEFORE and during the power upward

  For Acer, press and hold ALT + F10, as soon as you see the logo

  For Asus, press F9, as soon as you see the Asus logo.

  For Samsung, press F4 to the power upward...

  For Fujitsu, press the F8 key directly after the power

  Advent, restart your computer. Then, press F10 repeatedly until the message "Starting system recovery"

  Sony VAIO, reboot and press "F8" or "F10" repeatedly until the screen "Advanced Boot Options".

• Card SD not recognized and asks if I want to format it, but is not able to

  I have a micro sd card which has been formatted on my pc and that you place in my phone.  for some reason any, that my phone no longer recognizes my card and every time I turn on the phone it asks me if I want to format the card.  If I format the card, or no, it is not recognized by my phone... so I turned to my pc once more.  When I put the card into my card reader, I get a message that my card needs to be formatted.  When I click ok, I get an error message that windows is unable to format my drive... I use windows 7 ultimate.  Thank you

  Hi Leon Szczerbinski,
   
  I suggest to format using disk management and check if the problem persists. To do this follow the steps below:

  Step 1:
  1. open computer management by clicking the Start button, click on the Control Panel, clicking system and Maintenance, clicking Administrative Tools, and then double-click computer management.
  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  2. in the Navigation pane, under storage, click Disk Management.
  3. right click on the volume that you want to format and then click on format.
  4. to format the volume with the default settings, in the dialog box format, click OK, and then click OK again.

  See the link below talking to create and format a hard disk partition
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/fr-FR/Windows-Vista/create-and-format-a-hard-disk-partition

  Step 2: 1. Here you go to the computer by clicking the Start button.
  2. right click on the SD card.
  3. Select Properties.
  4. click on format.
  5 and follow the wizard that will guide you in the steps.
   
  A good rule is to try to rename the map in the format so that it will be recognized as a new device.

  After formating the card try to place the card in the phone and check if the problem persists.
   
  If the problem persists, you must contact the manufacturer of your hardware or card to replace it with the new card.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shalini Surana - Microsoft technical support.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forumand let us know what you think.

• I have windows 7 on drive C and D (doesn't), I want to formate D how do?

  I have windows 7 on drive C and d., while that 7 in d drive does not work, I want to formate D how can that I do?

  By using management disks to remove the partitions on D before recreate them

• Cannot start after the formatted NTFS partition

  Option to boot OS X suddenly absent after that I formatted the partition NTFS (bootcamp) of Windows installation.

  

  I read many previous question in many Web site and

  I tried to fix it in disk utility, but it cannot go up more.

  user mode single launch I tried, but it does not start.

  already reset NVRAM and SMC.

  Is there not any solution to start again or access my files in the partition mac to back up?

  Thank you.

  Somehow, you managed to format your OS X with making it unusable NTFS volume. I recommend you do the following:

  Clean Install of El Capitan

  Restart the computer. Immediately after the chime, press Command + Option + R until a globe appears.

  The Utility Menu appears in 5 to 20 minutes. Be patient.

  Select disk utility, then click on the continue button.

  When loading disk utility, select the drive (generally, the entry Out-bumpy) in the list aside.

  Click the Partition tab in the main window of disk utility. A panel will fall.

  Set the GUID partition scheme.

  Define the type of Format Mac OS extended (journaled).

  Click on the apply button, then click the fact when it is active.

  Quit disk utility and re-enter the Utility Menu.

  Select reinstall OS X and click on the continue button.

  This should install it the version of Mac OS X that has been previously installed when the computer was new.

• What should I do if I want to format my laptop but I don't have the recovery

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro P100, about 5 years ago I bought it.

  Here is the story, I want to format my laptop but I don't have the recovery or Installer Windows Vista DVD disc, the operating system is pre-installed when I bought it. I know that I can download all components/drivers Toshiba Support page. But how I format without Installer Vista? I have the vista product identification number, so I wonder it works if I format it with vista ungenuine copy, but key ID I have to run it?

  Thank you very much. All solutions would be very appreciated.

  See you soon
  Wolf

  Satellite Pro P100 is old model laptop and I do not remember if this model was delivered with or without recovery DVDs. It turns out that all the models shipped without installation disc recorded on HARD drive data recovery and computer laptop owner is able to install this recovery image using HARD drive recovery facility.

  Second option was using recovery DVD creation preinstalled Toshiba recovery disc creator tool. How it works and how to start the HARD drive recovery is described in s manuals that you got with your laptop computer in pdf format. You can also download manuals of this Toshiba support page - http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com > support & downloads.

  So what you can do like the first, is to check if can begin installation of HARD drive recovery.

  Otherwise, you must install OS using the Microsoft installation disc. As you already know, all of the drivers needed, tools and utilities that you can download at Toshiba supports the page.
  Microsoft product key that you saw at the label belongs to the version of the OS pre-installed and cannot e used for activation if you install OS on your own.