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19th Apr 2009, 02:34
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Hey there, just got a 1TB (although shows up as 932GB roundabouts)
and I'll be using it as a data drive, no partitioning or OS's. But its all unallocated, how do I change it to free space to allow it to show up in My Computer and me to store files there? Sorry, never had a new HDD before  I know - I can't quite believe it either.EDIT: Have I been really stupid here and completey missed the plot, or am I now mad for even suggesting this? Anyway: Is all I need to do create a partition of the whole thing, and then I can place files there?
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19th Apr 2009, 03:41
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ye, you just make a single partition that is 932GB (or whatever your maximum size is)
ive always used this - http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/...-Manager.shtml because its really nice and easy to use. MCTW |
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19th Apr 2009, 03:55
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Ah ok, cheers mate.
I've got Easeus already, so I'll use that instead. EDIT Just realised your link was Easeus 
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