Why Windows 7 creates a Partition of 128 MB on UEFI?

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• Why Windows Mail creates mirror mail folders in Inbox?

  Hello

  Re: Windows Vista x 64, and Mail Gateway laptop, mirror of the mail in the Inbox files

  Windows Mail keeps creating mail folders in the Inbox with the same names as existing files from the Inbox. When I do drag messages in the Inbox folders, messages will again be saved in files with the same name in the Inbox. When I transfer these messages in folders unwanted in the correct on Inbox folders, I get error Message can not be found when the selection of the recognized object - until I close and then reopen WM.. Then I get two copies of each new message in the correct folders, which opens successfully, the second can not find the above message. I remove the empty and offensive messages new folders in the inbox every time. This "bug" is more a nuisance than a problem I can fix things manually, but the "bug" repeats the problem for new messages when I forward these messages to the existing folders outside of the Inbox. Why this is happening and how to fix it?

  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  Amused but frustrated.

  lychnobius

  I suggest in WinMail you create temporary files (tempJob and TempBus).  Then, in Windows Mail move all the folders 'Job' (but many are) messages in the folder TempJob and then do the same for messages of the 'Business' files in the TempJob folder.  Then in WinMail delete all work and all cases except the temp ones.  Then close WinMail, and then run the compact functions and repair of WMUtil (detection of malware in scxout.dll was a false positive, but you don't need this dll for this).  Then reopen WinMail and see if things work very well.  If so, you can rename the temporary folders to work and business and then see if the problem is resolved.

  Steve

   

  This solution worked, at least as much as I tested it.

  One caveat I noticed concerns rename files back to employment and business to WinMail. Mail moved to employment or a business in WinMail is still saved in TempJob and TempBusiness in WinExplorer (while in employment and Affairs to WinMail). This occurs even if you rename TempJob work and TempBusiness of business in WinExplorer. WinMail will simply recreate TempJob and TempBusiness and ignore the files that you renamed employment and business in WinExplorer.

  Thank you Steve and Gary. I appreciate your time and your help.

  Cheers, lychnobius

• I install Windows 7 on a new hard drive, but the installation gives an installation message could not create a partition or locate an existing partition.

  * Original title: installation of windows 7

  I install Windows 7 on a new hard drive, but the installation gives an installation message could not create a partition or locate an existing partition. Why installation does not create a new partition.

  Try the following

  Boot from the Windows 7 DVD

  Click Install now

  Accept the license agreement

  When the option is displayed to select a type of installation, click (Custom advanced)

  Press SHIFT + F10 from your keyboard

  type the following commands

  DISKPART

  Press enter

  the list volume

  Next, you select the volume where you want to install Windows 7

  Type: select disk #.

  # represents the number of the volume

  Type: clean

  convert mbr

  create the primary partition

  assets

  format fs = ntfs quick

  output

  output

  Try to reinstall.

• I want to install windows on my new macbook and I need to create a partition. I have not now what size to make my windows partition. Can someone give me some advice?

  I want to install windows on my new macbook and I need to create a partition. I have not now what size to make my windows partition. Can someone give me some advice?

  1. in what year is your Mac?

  2. What is the size of your storage internal?

  3. what version of Windows?

  4 as a general rule 60-100 GB for W8 + / W10 is recommended. You can also create a minimum Windows (30-50 GB) and use an external drive D: for documents applications for portability.

• Administrator log - on: can someone tell me why Windows Vista Premium does not create a user profile ADMINISTRATOR for me by default

  Can someone tell me why Windows Vista Premium does not create a user profile ADMINISTRATOR for me by default, as I am the main user and why he keeps me access to many programs and features in Windows, including installation and view and edit privileges?  How can I set up my profile as ADMINISTRATOR rather than another user profile and get rid of all the other profiles?  Please write to * address email is removed from the privacy * for your answer.

  Steve

  Can someone tell me why Windows Vista Premium does not create a user profile ADMINISTRATOR for me by default, as I am the main user and why he keeps me access to many programs and features in Windows, including installation and view and edit privileges?  How can I set up my profile as ADMINISTRATOR rather than another user profile and get rid of all the other profiles?  Please write toEmail removed privacy for your answer.

  Steve

  Let me soce entry details:

  1. all computers need to have at least one administrator account. It will not work without it.
  It does NOT, however, create a profile For YOU defaultAdmin. It belongs to the user or the owner to create and decide who is Admin, and who is a regular user.
  2. even an admin account will not get to install and change the settings automatically. UAC (user account control) always appears to ask for confirmation of the task by clicking on continue, or by typing the admin password.
  3 be the main user is not to be an administrator. It is up to the user/owner of the computer to be configured as such.
  That said, now my question... How do you know that you're not an admin?

  t-4-2

• Why windows 7 adds the locks and new folders I create?

  Hi all,

  This is the situation that I am and I'm all out of ideas.  Whenever I create a new folder on my desktop a lock icon with the folder icon.  Then I go to the Security tab and under the entry for group names or the user domain is listed. SYSTEM, my own profile name and finally to account Unknown(S-1-5-5-0-xxxxx) with a red question mark icon.  I am able to delete the account unknown entry, but then when I create a new folder lock still appears along the unknown account entry in the Security tab.  Why we do this? And how could solve this problem?

  For the person who has this problem, I thought of her.  This has to do with the permissions that are allowed for your parent folder that the new folders are created in.  For example, if you experience this issue when you create new folders on your desktop, then you check the permissions in the desktop folder.

  In my case it was the desktop folder, so that I did this, I opened windows Explorer, went to the Security tab of the desktop folder and saw that none of my users or groups had no authorization for the office.  That's why when I created a new folder of the user account unknown would be in the region of groups or users from the Security tab.

  To remedy this, I did the following:

  • Go to the Security tab of the offices.
  • Clicked on edit and gave full control to SYSTEM, administrators, and my two users that I created.
  • Click apply then OK to close.

  The lock on the new folder I created earlier was gone.

  I'm not sure how my permission I messed up, but I think it had something to do with me after trying to move the desktop folder of the standard on the Office of the administrator user, and I was logged into the Admin account.  I tried to recreate it, but I was unable to.  Anyway now fixed it.

• Windows 7 creates a RECOVERY PARTITION? __Si Yes, what size?

  Windows 7 creates a RECOVERY PARTITION?
  If so, what size?

  Yes, it creates a 200 MB recovery partition:
  This is for the Windows recovery environment (WinRE), also supplied with Windows Vista, only it has been available from the Windows Vista installation disc only, although some manufacturers make available on a partition separated on their factory facilities. In Windows 7, this feature is installed on all computers and is stored in the 200 MB partition if you are installing using a single partition scheme. However, if you are installing to a drive that has more than one partition, the recovery environment is stored in a folder at the root of your installation disc, so if you install to a partition with a label of C:\ she will be C:\Recovery.

  To access the system recovery environment in Windows 7, simply start your PC, just before the system loads the Windows operating system. Press the [F8] key function 8 on your keyboard which will launch the menu Advanced Boot Options. You will see a new option "Repair your computer", select this option and press 'Enter' on your keyboard.
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• A Recovery Key 8.0 - 8.1 windows - create new partitions

  Dear members,

  Looks like I'm again back and forth until the beginning of the loop about the one key recovery after checking with Lenovo customer support. Can you help me on the underside. However, I feel that well documented procedures for a recovery key 8.0 is missing rather than simply explain the navigation. I have laptop 59436412 z50-70 with pre-built windows 8.1

  Apart from others (recovery, OEM, other) partitions I have 2 partitions that are C (windows 8.1) 890 GB and D (drivers) 25 GB however I want to create additional partitions (4) to organize my files. Can I go directly to diskmanagement and reduce the amount of C in about 300 GB, and then create more number of partitions available space?

  Is it mandatory to create a USB stick with OS bootable recovery media? According to the customer support 'YOU NEED to DO a RECOVERY MEDIA PENDRIVE WITH BOOTABLE OPERATING SYSTEM such as CHANGE THE NUMBER OF PARTITIONS WILL BREAK THE METHOD OKR AND OKR WILL OPERATE NOT! that is, I will not be able to reset my laptop to factory settings, when I create several partitions.  If someone can confirm this?  Also, if I make a bootable OS, and during the restoration doesn't he invites a key make the OS as genuine windows?  Can I make a bootable on several DVD OS (like a DVD isn't enough)?  Is the same approach as in the case of manufacturing on a DVD?

  I didn't get the backup system. I want to make more partitions (shrink volume C and create partitions plus 5 for easy maintenance). I'll be able to restore my system to factory settings (using the key to NOVA) Although there are number of shift of the partitions (initially 2, now around 6 partitions)? I'm not worried about my data, because I'll have a backup of important files to external hard drive that I'll get back later with other software

  Can I have a partition based backup and restore using OKR 8.0?

  If I have an image of the system after the creation of all partitions then I will be able to restore using this image without problems?

  Tell if the hard drive broke down and I have the backup image to the external orifice. Can I restore the image on the new hard drive? The number of partitions is same? In addition, the size of each partition must be even?

  Suppose I have a partition on the hard drive itself to store backup images (img1, 2, 3, 4, 5) and when I need to restore on picture 3 and after successful restoration, I don't know who will lose the picture 4 and 5 on this partition image.  I'll be able to restore my system to say image 2 if necessary in the future when I am running on the 3 image.  In addition, there is a limit on the number of the system for a specific image restore?

  Waiting for your suggestions.  Sorry, if this is requested several times by others.

  Thank you
  Nicolas.

  DISCLAIMER: I do not use OKR.

  Based on the documentation and messages that I read about OKR, it requires your partitions of HARD drive to stay the same size as the shipped factory. What Lenovo customer support center said is correct! ANY change in the size of the partitions C or D will cause OKR to FAIL.  (there are messages indicating this failure after changing the size of the partition).

  The OKR create recovery media is designed to work with a USB key.  It will not work with a DVD.

  You can try to backup of Windows running with the backup being stored on the C drive, or second HARD/usb drive, etc.

  FOR INFO.  A HARD disk can contain only 4 ordinary partitions.  Greater than 4, you will need to allocate partitions SCOPES.

• Why the "open command window here" option menu shortcut in Windows Explorer create network duplicate mappings?

  In the intranet of my employer, we have many servers. When I go to manually run the programs on these, I use the hidden feature of the context menu of Windows Explorer to open a command window on the directory with the executable files (by now the SHIFT while right-clicking).

  Whenever I do this, a new network map is added to the location network to the location of 'My Computer' in Windows Explorer, even if there is already one for the server (note that this is a region which is populated by clicking on "Map network drive"). At the end of the day, I'll have a dozen of them pointing to the same server (because I'm OCD close windows after I'm done with them).

  And when I disconnect from these mapped network locations, they warn me that there is always using the connection, even after closing the process command prompt window.

  Why Windows does that, and it's a bug or a feature?

  I am running Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard x 64, SP1.

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
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• Cannot use disk utility to create the partition of the free space on the external USB drive.

  I have a red 3 TB Western Digital drive in a USB hard drive docking station.

  The reader is GPT, and I have two volumes on it (a single volume is "Microsoft reserved", another volume is NTFS).

  The other part of my drive is 1.5 TB of free space. I want to create a new partition with free space so that I can put backups Time Machine encrypted external hard disk.

  I checked free space on the drive with my Windows machine:

  
  DISKPART> list disk
  
  Disk ### Status Size Free Dyn Gpt
  
  -------- ------------- ------- ------- --- --- 
  
  Disk 0 Online 167 GB 20 GB
  
  Disk 1 Online 465 GB 0 B *
  
  Disk 2 Online 2794 GB 1526 GB *
  
  DISKPART> select disk 2
  
  Disk 2 is now the selected disk.
  
  DISKPART> list part
  
  Partition ### Type Size Offset
  
  ------------- ---------------- ------- -------
  
  Partition 1 Reserved 128 MB 17 KB
  
  Partition 2 Primary 1267 GB 129 MB 
  
  DISKPART>
  

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  I took the hard drive of my MacBook Pro running OS X El Capitan 10.11.3 and pulled towards the high disk utility, but for some reason, that it does not resemble the disk utility it is to see the free space, so I can't create a new volume.

  Here are a few screenshots:

  ... of the physical disk in disk utility (notice how it doesn't seem be all unallocated space on the disk to create a new volume):

  

  ... of the NTFS volume in disk utility:

  

  ... of information for the drive in disk utility:

  

  ... of information for the NTFS volume in disk utility:

  

  ... of the partitioning settings page. Notice how the sign is grayed out (I can't create another partition):

  

  

  I'm a new Mac user. My company recently gave me a Mac, so the first thing I want to do is to create a new partition on this external USB drive to put backups Time Machine figures on it.

  In the research I did find a way to do it on a mac computer without erasing the drive and starting over. But you can go to your windows computer and partition the free space of disks. Then use the mac to set the free space as mac os extended journaled. Here's what I found. http://www.PCWorld.com/article/2066191/how-to-partition-a-hard-drive.html the only other way would be to copy the file on the external drive, somewhere, so you can delete it and re partition for windows and mac. Then reinstall windows files. I'm not familiar with windows systems.

• I tried to create a partition on drive D, but did not have the letter D.

  * Original title: Windows 7 and D drive

  I tried to create a partition on drive D, (don't use it on my computer) through disk management, complete the Wizard but did not have the letter D. I'm curious to know why this is happening.

  It could belong to a shadow drive or Player cards on the machine. Simply use the next available letter...

  I thought that this might be the case, but I wasn't sure. I have software from our parent company in Asia and must be run on drive D, great pain. they want it distributed in North America, but our clients would not want this restriction. I try to explain the powers that they need to return to square one on this.

  I appreciate your comments.

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• installation of El Capitan in a mac by usb, but only using windows to create the USB

  installation of El Capitan in a mac by usb, but only using windows to create the USB

  I'm having a problem to install el capitan on a mac book pro 2009 has changed (dead) to an ssd HARD drive

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• How can I safely create a partition on a drive already bootable

  Hi all

  I recently bought an external hard drive to 500 GB with the intention of using it to store large files that I use on my Mac and use it as a drive bootable to Windows.

  I followed this tutorial to make the bootable drive on Windows 10, everything works well for the part.

  Now, I want to be able to partition the drive so that I can have the 2 parties for Windows (1 part that contains the info to start, 1 that contains Windows) and 1 part that I can use on the Mac side to store files. I thought I could easy to use operation of partition on disk utility application, but the operation is grayed out. I found a lot of answers on the forums, but none of them is exactly what I'm looking for. No idea how I can achieve this?

  The real state of the reader:

  

  

  

  Thanks in advance and have a nice day!

  This disc is an MBR disk with an NTFS partition full using the disk set. Disk utility cannot resize an NTFS partition.

  You'll need to create a partition, once Windows is installed, or erase the disc and convert a GPT disk, partition first with a part for Mac and then perform the steps in the tutorial of the game for Windows.

  If you look at step 12, using the rest of the disc completely.

• I reformatted my Macbook Pro (13', mid-2012). I want to use Boot Camp to create a partition for use Win 7 I had previously and have drives. Then go to Win 10. Where should I start?

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• Utility disk in El Capitan will not create a partition on an SDXC card

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  Anyone know why this is happening? Or know a work-around? The card is for Raspberry Pi my son, who needs a 'boot' partition and partition "recovery" (in FAT format). I deleted the map using disk utility, but the "score" button remains unavailable.

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  Click on the root of the device, not the partition that you do in the screenshot.