Partition Magic 8
May 28, 2008Does Partition Magic 8 work when installed in Vista?
When running from booted floppies?
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EASEUS Partition Master Or Partition Magic?
Mar 16, 2009i want to extend my system partition on Vista, and my friend Bob told me to use EASEUS Partition Master or Partition Magic, but i dont know which one to choose?
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Aug 27, 2009New to Vista and want to repartition the drive in my HP machine to utilize a C, D and E partition (OS, Data, 3rd party software). Partition Magic does not support Vista. Looking at the Disk Management in Vista, It looks like I can shorten the
current drive and add new partitions. The new partitions are Primary Partitions, not Extended as in XP. Is this the correct thing to do in Vista and create multiple Primary Partitions on the disk? I assume if I add a second disk drive it could also contain multiple Primary Partitions.
Divide Hard Disc, Can't Use Partition Magic 8
Dec 15, 2008i have vista home on my laptop but i have problem with sql server 2005 on vista, i want to divide my disk on two parts and on other to istall windows xp but when i can't use partition magic 8 ,show some problems. how i can now my hard disc.
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Dec 23, 2009I wanted to use Partition Magic to partition my hard drive, so I used the boot CD. When I loaded it up, it said that there were 2 errors in my hard drive and it could fix them, so I pressed fix. Unfortunately, I was running Vista and I only know now that they're incompatible. However, now my hard drive is completely screwed! If I plug my hard drive into my computer, my computer refuses to do anything after POST, it doesn't boot a CD or run anything from the hard drive. I unplugged my hard drive and it's booting CDs now, even though my CD was the primary boot device anyway. All I want to do now is just get my hard drive fixed, I have all my data backed up, so I don't care if I lose everything on it!
View 7 Replies View RelatedDoes Might & Magic VI Work On Ultimate 64-bit?
Apr 21, 2008I m planning to buy a new computer with Vista Ultimate 64-bit OS. My favourite game ever is Might & Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven, and I wonder if it will play on Vista 64-bit? I've heard many games wont play on 64-bit os, so therefor i wonder if anybody have tried this game?
View 7 Replies View RelatedSend Magic Packets?
Oct 2, 2008I have a magic packet sniffer set up on the PC to check if it is receiving packets. On my networked laptop I am trying to send magic packets. I'm using a wake on lan program from magicpacket.free.fr
So far I've sent packets using 4 different configurations:
1. IP address (192.168.100.150)
subnet mask 255.255.255.255
port 9
mac address (xx-xx-xx-xx-xx)
2. IP address (192.168.100.150)
subnet mask 0.0.0.0
port 9
mac address.............
Might & Magic II Keeps Crashing On System
Dec 11, 2008I have recently bought Heros of Might & Magic II and have successfully installed it on my laptop but everytime I try to play the game it crashes and I have to open Windows Task Manager to end the Program is it is not responding. I have tried it on my PC which also has windows and it runs fine. Also I have the demo of this game on my laptop which runs fine. how I can stop the program crashing on my latop?
View 4 Replies View RelatedBack Up All Data, SP1 Isn't Going To Be A Magic Bullet
Mar 31, 2008Rather than upgrade my existing Vista installation to SP1, I decided to reformat the disk and build a brand new installation. I downloaded the stand-alone SP1 file, and applied it immediately I'd finished the Vista installation, BEFORE plugging in any peripherals (not even the network cable).
I then connected the network cable and the various USB peripherals (printer, scanner, etc) one at a time, letting it find and install the relevant drivers. The end result is marvellous. The whole system is stable, clean, fast and responsive, and of course I've got rid of all the little "niggles" that I'd been living with since messing around with my old Vista installation over the past year).
The consensus on this newsgroup seems to be that - if your existing Vista installation is flakey - then SP1 isn't going to be a magic bullet. It won't fix a broken installation - it only fixes shortcomings in Vista itself. If you possibly can, I strongly recommend that you back up all your data, vapourise the existing installation and start over. I think you'll be very pleased with the outcome.
Heroes Of Might And Magic 5 Stops Working
Sep 23, 2008When I start HoMM everything is okay until i start a game either in multi player or single player. It begins to load and when it is done and about to begin a game it says. "This program has stopped working Windows will notify you if there is a solution".
View 4 Replies View RelatedPartitoin Magic Messed Up Hard Drive
Jul 27, 2009I wanted to create a partition to test Windows 7 on. At the time, I didn't know Partition Magic didn't play very nice with Vista... or 7 for that matter, so I went ahead and ran it... BAD idea. I suddenly started getting these odd invalid partition table errors and it kept saying it couldn't make the partition. I then restarted the computer which was an even worse idea because then it took me to the grey screen that talked about repairing the OS.
I didn't wanna do that. So instead I just booted into a tiny version of XP from a CD and pulled the files off that I wanted and started to reformat the drive. I then got an error saying it couldn't reformat it. It did erase all the files though..................
Disk Management: Remove The Recovery Partition And Then Extend The C: Partition
Oct 5, 2009I recently acquired a Dell Studio XPS 435 desktop with Vista Ultimate as the OS. My plan is to upgrade to Windows 7 in the next couple of months or so. Therefore I won't need the Vista recovery partition on the hard drive. I am trying to eliminate it and add to the C: drive partition. Looking at my drive 0 in disk management I have from Right to left a C: partition 683Gb NTFS with the usual Healthy (System, Boot, Page File, Active, Crash Dump, Primary Partition). Directly to the left is the Recovery or D: drive which is 15Gb NTFS marked Healthy (Primary Partition) and finally to the left is the last partition of 71Mb marked Healthy (EISA Configuration). No idea what that is. Right clicking in the Recovery partition gives several options including: format, shrink volume, extend volume, delete volume, mark volume as active, change drive letter and paths, as well as help.
My question is how to remove the recovery partition and then extend the C: partition. My first thought is to format the recovery partition, delete the volume and then right click the C: drive partition and extend it but I really need some advice so I don't screw up the whole disk. For instance I have no idea what if anything hapens to the drive letters.I think maybe what I am calling partitions are really volumes so you can see I am over my head here.
Extending Partition, Couldnt Make A Partition
Feb 6, 2009Well for some reason when i wiped my HD clean and tried reinstalling vista home premium i couldnt make a partition until i lowered it to 250 gig. even though when i got it there was 650 gig. So now ive got 400 gig of unallocated space i want to addon to this partition. how would i do that WITHOUT UN installing vista and LOSING my data
View 7 Replies View RelatedDisk Management & EISA Partition: Delete And Remove To Unlock EISA Hidden Recovery Or Diagnostic Partition In Vista
Jan 14, 2009I think I messed up my hard drive while trying to erase the EISA partition on it. It's a Gateway P7811-FX laptop with a single 200 GB hard drive. Before, I only had 1 main partition: the C: Drive (176.31 GB), along with the hidden 10 GB EISA partition. After making recovery disks, I followed this tutorial: Delete and Remove to Unlock EISA Hidden Recovery or Diagnostic Partition in Vista » My Digital Life
Following that, I went in Disk Management. The hidden partition showed up, but I couldn't extend the C drive to use the unallocated 10 GB, so I converted it to a simple 10 GB volume. Then I used Acronis Disk Director Suite and merged the two partitions. And now, I can't do anything in Disk Management. There's only one partition now (186.31 GB), but when I right click on it, there's no options to create, shrink, delete, or extend the partition. They were there before, but the only option that shows up is Help.
Under Status, it says Healthy (Active, EISA Configuration). I think I merged the partitions the wrong way, so now there's no "System, Boot, Page File..." partition. Everything is on the EISA partition. When I try to run Acronis, the program doesn't load up. I've tried using Diskpart but I can't create any new partitions either.
Remove The Partition D Which Is The Recovery Partition
Jul 26, 2009I've got a Hp computer that has Vista Home Premium 64 bit on it and I want to remove the partition D which is the recovery partition. I have factory backup dvd's, made my own backup dvd's and have a True Image of the drive with both partitions, so I think I'm covered. Anyone know how to go about removing the complete partition?
View 5 Replies View RelatedPartition Program TO ATLEAST 2 PARTITION
Feb 17, 2009I don't know if this is the place to post this thread so excuse me if this is the wrong group, I saw none that really applied. I'm running Vista SP1 64bit.
I'm looking for a Free Partition program to partition my external hard drive into at least 2 partitions. Does anyone know of such a program that's straight forward without all the bells and whistles? Also, would I set the partitions as Logical or Primary? Currently the drive is a Primary but if I partition it into 2 partitions what should they be?
Partition Tool: Not Shrink Partition
Mar 13, 2009My C: drive is 1Tb in size (931.43Gb), with Used Space of 73.8Gb and Free Space of 857.65Gb. I want to shrink the C: partition down to 200Gb, and use this just for my OS and App files - I'm running Vista Ultimate 64 bit. This would then leave me with a new partition of c. 750Gb for my data files and documents etc. However, Vista will only offer to shrink the C: partition by around 260Gb as a maximum. It will not allow me to select a larger size than this. I've tried turning off System Restore / Shadow Copies, but this makes no difference. Any ideas why this should be, and what can I do? p.s. I've tried using Acronis Disk Director as well, but whilst I can select a new C: partition size of 200Gb, when the system reboots, nothing has changed, so ADD won't work either.
View 4 Replies View RelatedPartition Is Not System Partition
Mar 26, 2008I've got a really weird scenario: I've installed Vista on one of my partitions, after a few days it got corrupted, so i've installed another version on a different partition (different disk as well). I've since deleted the first vista installation. Now vista works perfectly on my other partition, no problems. However, when looking at the disk management I can see that the old vista partition's status is:" Healthy (System, Active, Primary Partition)" whereas my working vista partition is: "Healthy (Boot, Page File, Active, Crash Dump, Primary Partition)" My vista partition is not a system partition. This causes some problems, as I can't format the old vista partition. Trying to disable the disk at startup and booting with the Vista DVD doesn't help (it recognizes some problem but when rebooting, nothing happens, no loading of anything).Is there a way to assign the 'System' attribute to another partition and/or to remove the 'System' attribute from a partition?
View 4 Replies View RelatedOS Partition
Jan 8, 2010I was wondering if anybody could help shed some light on an issue i've been having with vista (home version running on a Dell XPS 420)
I've set it up with 2 partitions (one with the OS and the other with everything else) My problem is that however big i make up the OS partition vista eats it like there's no tomorrow. I've left it at 40GB but already have around 9GB free......(i completely reinstalled from scratch on Tuesday) so just waiting for more massive updates from Microsoft and that'll be gone. The real trouble is that using the OS installation disk i was given with the machine i cant extend an active partition with out erasing and formatting the partition. Could anyone advise me how to do this without erasing any data? please dont say i have to buy partition magic! surely the chaps at Microsoft envisged this as a potential issue
Do Need A Partition?
Mar 26, 2008I am clean installing Vista Home Prem. on my Toshiba. Reinstall, actually. Do I need to install the OS on a partition? Are there any benefits to installing it on a partition? I am not planning on running multi OS on my system, just Vista.
View 4 Replies View RelatedHow To Partition HD
Sep 5, 2009I have Ms Windows Vista Home Premium. Local Drive C: is at the momment is 429 GB Free of 465 GB I would like to partition it in 2, how to partition it ? I don't want to use other partition software, if posible I want to use from Vista it self,
View 4 Replies View Related470 GB Unallocated HD Partition?
Sep 17, 2009I installed Acronis true Image at one time, it created it's Secure Zone on the c drive, which was huge as i remember.
Anyway i uninstalled Acronis (too hard to figure out) but i think it left behind this 470 Gb partition on my c drive! It says "470 GB "unallocated" when i look at the drive, but that was not there before Acronis was installed' i'm sure.
How do i get rid of that partition, because i think it's uselessly taking up a huge amount of my space?
Move To Different Partition
Mar 23, 2008I installed Vista in partition H: so I could dual-boot to XP Pro on C:. Now I'm ready to dump XP and I'd like to move Vista to C:. how to do this without losing anything?
View 9 Replies View RelatedHow To Extend Partition?
Sep 10, 2009i had 3 partitions on my HDD. i backed them up and deleted them to make room for a custom partition. when i finished deleting them the disk management said i had 2 unallocated partitions. i checked in disk part and it showed only my "main" vista partition existed. my vista partition is "partition 2" and i was able to extend it into "partition 3" (one of the unallocated partitions) via disk management, but i cant add "partition 1" (also an unallocated partition) to my main partition.
View 9 Replies View Related- Can You Partition Within Like Acronis Can ?
Apr 12, 2008Wondering if i go Vista do i need acronis to split my drive up ?
Install XP After On Same Partition
Jul 29, 2009I have a PC that causes trouble with Vista (old software does not run and stuff), so we want XP instead. My plan ist to install xxp into C:WINXP side-by-side with the C:WINDOWS of Vista, and remove vista afterwards. So I don't have to split the partition and can leave data untouched.
View 9 Replies View RelatedHow Big A Restore Partition
Jul 29, 2009I want to build a PC & I want to create a restore partition so that I can reinstall Vista anytime that I want to. How many gigabytes should the restore partition be? Is there a minimum size recommended by Microsoft?
Recovery Partition
Dec 31, 2008My computer tells me that there is low disk space on my D:Recovery Drive. What and how can i safely remove, and will it improve my performance?
View 9 Replies View RelatedDisk Partition...........
May 27, 2009Is it poosible to make a partition permanently invisible & lock so that
if virus attacks or any other problem arrise it doesn't effect that
partiton n i easily store my important office data...
Deleting XP Partition
Nov 7, 2008i want to delete my Windows XP Pro partition on my HDD as i am running out of space, when i goto disk management in admin tools it doesn't give me the option to delete as it is non-clickable, i also want to merge the XP partition once i've deleted it. My OS is Windows Vista Ultimate 32 bit,
View 9 Replies View RelatedResize 32-bit XP Partition From 64-bit
Apr 21, 2008I have a partition on my laptop with Vista 64-bit as my main OS. The second partition is an XP build (32-bit). I want to resize the XP partition but the built in Vista disk management controls keep bringing back an error. I'm thinking about reformatting and putting on a 32-bit Vista. Any pointers or know how I can resize w/o formatting?
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