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14th May 2009, 13:38
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A way to create a partition without having to format my hard drive in Windows 7  Love that ^^ But yeah, it went well. With XP. As soon as I tried with Vista it all went funbags up and I had to use the Win 7 install CD to open the command line and copy all my stuff to a USB stick before formatting and putting Vista back.. |
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16th May 2009, 18:50
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| A way to create a partition without having to format my hard drive in Windows 7 Hello. Hope its not hijacking but i found this thread via google and id like to ask a question. I have 1 hard drive that is partitioned in 3 parts; 1 part is in Fat32 and the other 2 are in NTFS. Im wondering which program if any can un-partition my drive back into 1 piece again without formatting. Can Easeus Partition Master do that? I like it cause its free but i want some pro advice before choosing a program. Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks! Oh, and i use XPsp2. |
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16th May 2009, 20:17
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| A way to create a partition without having to format my hard drive in Windows 7 Gparted should work but backup your stuff first because merging partitions is unreliable at best.
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17th May 2009, 03:28
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| A way to create a partition without having to format my hard drive in Windows 7 I would recommend Acronis Disk Director .... not free, but a superb partitioning program and well worth the price.
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18th May 2009, 12:12
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| A way to create a partition without having to format my hard drive in Windows 7 easeus partition manager ... works like magic ... also you need to do is set the hard drive's partitions, then restart and its done ! also Gparted can be buggy, it somehow created 2 partitions table then windows failed to boot ... |
