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Bill Daggett

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Since: Jun 22, 2009
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(Msg. 16) Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 4:43 pm
Post subject: Re: Removing a Boot file from a Partition that is NOT being used [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"R. C. White" <rc DeleteThis @grandecom.net> wrote:

>Hi, Bill.
>
>I'm serious.
>
>What does Bob need that Disk Management will not do?
>
>RC

Maybe Bob doesn't need all that third-party partition managers can do
(I actually didn't go back and read all the posts), but I've seen
countless posts in these groups about being unable to shrink a
partition beyond a particular point due to the presence of an
"unmovable" file, and that to accomplish that task a third-party
product is required.
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Boblink

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Since: Nov 12, 2008
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(Msg. 17) Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 4:58 pm
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Hi guys, I think that I mentioned a few days ago that I am currently unable
to OPEN the system so I am going to put this on hold for a few weeks and
wanted to advise y'all that I WAS able to reformat and merge the 125Mb "Old C
Drive" and now have a completely FREE 500GB HDD now how I was able to do this
is another question.
I went to Disk Manager and clicked on the "D" Drive (i.e. Old C Drive) as I
had done dozens of times before but this time when I selected Format, it
executed. The only thing that I can think of is that the changes that I made
to BIOS must have taken place although the Disk identifications didn't not
appear that they did but the bottom line is that my HDD are now set the way
that I want to be and would like to thank EVERYONE for ALL your help.
Bob
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SIW2

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Since: Nov 09, 2008
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 7:06 pm
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You're welcome Boblink, glad it worked out for you.

SIW2

Boblink;1121239 Wrote:
> Hi guys, I think that I mentioned a few days ago that I am currently
> unable
> to OPEN the system so I am going to put this on hold for a few weeks
> and
> wanted to advise y'all that I WAS able to reformat and merge the 125Mb
> "Old C
> Drive" and now have a completely FREE 500GB HDD now how I was able to
> do this
> is another question.
> I went to Disk Manager and clicked on the "D" Drive (i.e. Old C Drive)
> as I
> had done dozens of times before but this time when I selected Format,
> it
> executed. The only thing that I can think of is that the changes that I
> made
> to BIOS must have taken place although the Disk identifications didn't
> not
> appear that they did but the bottom line is that my HDD are now set the
> way
> that I want to be and would like to thank EVERYONE for ALL your help.
> Bob


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SIW2
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