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> Recently upgraded hard drive, and now i need some help
Xdox
post Jun 29 2005, 07:30 PM
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Well I recently just bought a 300 gig hard drive and i used "Acronis True Image Corporate Workstation" to copy all my stuff to a new hard drive, and almost everything is fine, except when i go to my c drive which is now my 300 gig it shows up as only 40 gigs total space which is the size of my old hard drive. So i go into manage on my computer and i check the drive and it shows that 40 gigs is a primary partion and shows up dark blue and that 260 gigs which are "unallocated" and there and no color for it and thats all under my c drive. So what do I do so i can merge the 260 with the current? I hope iam making this clear thanks for any help.


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post Jun 30 2005, 03:08 AM
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Did you resize the partition when true image gave you the option? All what you did was clone the drive exactly as it was which was a 40gb drive you needed to resize the partition during the cloning process so that all 300gb would have been reused.

Digital Dolly will resize your partition for free, but may not be that easy to use. If you have your 40gb drive clone your current partition back and then retry again. Or buy one of these:

Partition Magic

Paragon Partition Manager

Acronis

Partition Commander


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post Jul 2 2005, 09:47 PM
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Dear Xdox,

Let me understand this correctly. You went from a 40 GB drive to a 300 GB drive?

Nice jump but does your mother board support that size?

You may need a hard drive controller, if your mother board does not recognize the drive.

Give us some more information on your system.

We can help,

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