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RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - Idiot #1 - 11-04-2009
(11-04-2009, 08:51 PM)deathpwnz Wrote: Nice tut man
Thanks. Just trying to help out.
RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - ßeowulf - 11-06-2009
Good, straightforward tutorial. I knew how to partition a Mac, but not a Windows computer, so thanks.
RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - Idiot #1 - 11-06-2009
Test bump.
RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - Codine - 11-06-2009
(11-06-2009, 09:11 PM)Firestar Wrote: Test bump.
Bumping your own threads don't go down well with alot of people. Just to let you know, as i don't want you getting anymore -Reps.
RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - Idiot #1 - 11-06-2009
Okay thanks. Sorry. Will not do it again.
RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - zone - 11-06-2009
I usually make partitions when I am installing new windows, using DOS. I didn't even know this your's method, nice to find. But I fear that if the data lost when we partioned a disk ? I mean that If my C: have 10GB cpaacity, and I have only this partition onmy system, If I partitioned it, Does the data from C: lost or it remains there ?
RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - ßeowulf - 11-07-2009
(11-06-2009, 10:07 PM)zone Wrote: I usually make partitions when I am installing new windows, using DOS. I didn't even know this your's method, nice to find. But I fear that if the data lost when we partioned a disk ? I mean that If my C: have 10GB cpaacity, and I have only this partition onmy system, If I partitioned it, Does the data from C: lost or it remains there ?
It depends on how much you partition it and how much space you're using on the C: drive. For example, if you have a 10 GB capacity, and you're only using 5 GB of it, then you can safely give the other partition 4-5 GB. But it's not recommended to partition your drive when you only have that much space.
RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - Mr. House - 11-10-2009
The images are down, even though I already know how to do this.
EDIT: Nvm, i just realized tinypic was blocked on my computer and that's why it's not showing. (i'm at school)
RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - Idiot #1 - 11-11-2009
(11-07-2009, 03:14 PM)Korchidoom Wrote: It depends on how much you partition it and how much space you're using on the C: drive. For example, if you have a 10 GB capacity, and you're only using 5 GB of it, then you can safely give the other partition 4-5 GB. But it's not recommended to partition your drive when you only have that much space.I personally only partition blank drives as to avoid data loss.
RE: [Tut]How to Partition a Hard Drive[/Tut] - Idiot #1 - 11-14-2009
@ Firestar
I found an error. You said click device manager but your supposed to use disk management.