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Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 2
OS: XP
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I have a Maxtor 7L250RO 250 GB Hard Drive in my pc.
My problem is that the usage shows around 150 GB but through the files I can only account for around 40GB. I have checked this by using 'Folder Sizes' software. How can I possibly have 110GB missing? Please help |
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Welcome to TSF
goto programs, admin tools, computer managment, disk managment, there you will find your missing 110gb unpartitioned, now open the unpartitioned area and create the remaining space into 1/2/or 3/ partitions its your choice on the extra partitions, once you create the partitions it will give you the option to format the drive(s) you created "note" do not format your C: drive. now you can exit, reboot your pc and your other drives should appear. |
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 2
OS: XP
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Thanks for your suggestion TSF Enthusiast
Sorry for not replying sooner but been on holiday. In Disk Management, c: drive is showing as one partition. I can see no mention of unpartitioned areas. Reads 225GB healthy drive with 84GB free space. Can you think of anything else. |
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