EPTSorry for the short post but my head really hurts right now
Help! Stupid SD Cards :(
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cgrinker
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Sorry for the short post but my head really hurts right now | ||
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PH
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illu
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Chuiu
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Go run -> compmgmt.msc | ||
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rredtooth
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disk management under administrative tools or if all else fails use a parted magic live cd | ||
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Methos
United States206 Posts
have you tried using Windows disk manager or whatever it's called? Control Panel > Administrative tools. If it's not there then open up computer management and it should be on the tree on the left. Once you're there delete the partition you created and that should un-allocate all the space. I'm not sure but you may be able to partition the rest of the space. I never had this problem before lol. EDIT: I thought reformatting just deleted all the data on the partition, not erase the partition completely? | ||
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tec27
United States3701 Posts
On July 09 2009 09:22 PH wrote: You lose a good amount of memory for partitioning memory...I don't know why it would only leave you 8MB, though. :\ You don't lose any memory by partitioning things. Memory/Hard drives are generally sold by GB and not GiB (GB = 10^9 bytes, GiB = 2^30 bytes). Generally people take GB to by synonymous with GiB (GiB stands for gibibyte btw), but in the case of hard drive/memory sales that is not the case. Because of this, a "600GB hard drive" comes out to read as 559GB once formatted and used by a computer, but the amount of space has not changed. | ||
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cgrinker
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