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the hardrive is too small

Discussion in 'Windows - General discussion' started by prutsos, Aug 29, 2007.

  1. prutsos

    prutsos Regular member

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    hey guys I recently upgraded to vista but it really sucks so I downgraded to xp again now somehow while I did that I formatted my c drive to fat and now its 3.72 GB instead of 80 and it doesnt see the d DRIVE so I need help please how do I get it to see the other drive and get that space back thanx
     
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    I'd suggest running thru setup again. This time, remove all partitions on the C drive and set the new one to 80.
     
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    well okay ill try that but i want to install it on my d drive and that drive doesnt show up anywhere why is that
     
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    Check the BIOS first, to see if the system has detected the second drive. If it hasn't, unplug the drive, and reset the cables. Check for any bent pins.

    If it has, and Windows doesn't detect the drive, it might be because there isn't a partition on the drive. Setup should detect the drive regardless, if it's present in the BIOS.
     

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