Unallocated hard drive (no space)

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  Hello, I have install windows 7 upgrade from windows xp. My total hard drive is 500GB.but after installing windows 7, it shows 150 GB of disk space is not allocated. I tried disc managemaent IE right click on "Unallocated disk 150 GB" then volume.then simple new format then on next-next and then finish... and it displays error   "there is not enough space available to complete this operation".n haa, I did a system restore in windows xp. Since the pc went slowly & with money problems... But it does not work.

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  Pranjal

  * original title - 150 GB hard drive is unallocated.showing "there not enough space available to complete this operation" _ *.

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  Please see article with other useful information:

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  Debra
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