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G4XNH > PC 24.05.04 00:48l 32 Lines 1154 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: More Problems
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From: G4XNH@GB7YKS.#19.GBR.EU
To : PC@WW
Barry, VK2AAB wrote:-
> If you change a partition or logical drive you lose whatever is
> beyond it on the drive.
If by that you mean ... You have C: D: E: and F: drive and you delete E:
and so lose F: drive (Partition), then that is incorrect. I have often
deleted a partition in the "sandwich" and merely make it again using
FDISK, either the same size, or cut in half, or whatever size I choose, so
long as it totals the complete orginal amount DELETEd. As it only sees the
space left by that partition, you can not make a mistake.
The only thing I have not been able to surmount was deleting the first, C:
partition, as well as the D: partition and joining the two to make it
larger. To do that, it appears that I have to destroy the entire disk or
join any two after C: and make them ACTIVE (A) and bootable. This is too
complicated as i have several OS running on two HDDs and this confuses the
OS. Regards, Jeff.
73 - Jeff, G4XNH @ GB7YKS
Brightraven94@Hotmail.com
Interests. Historical research, dowsing and reading.
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