is it possible if i wanna make partition in center track first?
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yes with partition magic you can specify the start and end of a partition and make any the active partition.
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Left click and hold on the toolbar (preferably where the program buttns come, make sure not to click on a program) and drag it to where it needs to be (top, bottom left, right) \n\nShould work easy!
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Yes in newer versions of Windows, type the following at a command prompt:\n\nconvert c: /fs:ntfs\n\nJust make sure it's something you want to do.
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Put them on different harddisk partitions.  Use a bootloader to pick which one you want to start.  Checkout GRUB (or WinGRUB) as boot loader
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you cannot partition your "C" drive if it is the current drive being used to run your computer. burn download to CD and Boot up on the CD and run disk partition, disk manager to set up drive as you want
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Do you mean partition?\nRead up on the program fdisk.exe\nYou gotta be careful with this, but it does work.
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YES you can move C: to make it bigger, and then wipe it.\n\nUse Partition Magic, or one of dozens of programs like Partition\nLogic, available from sites like TUCOWS.com or DOWNLOADS.com etc. Go to Dogpile.com and SEARCH for\nPartiton software.\n\nOnce you have a program that you can test, and see what D:, E:\netc. are in size, you start at the LAST drive, say F:, and move the\nfront of it into the end. Then Move up E:, then D:, - you will\nat that point have a blank space at the end of C:. You can only move\nC: larger, into an empty space.\n\nThen, you have a larger C:\n\nGo to BOOTDISK.com and get a Win9SE boot disk.\nGo into your BIOS and set your BOOT sequence to\nFIRST DEVICE Boot from FLOPPY, and boot from the\nWIN98SE floppy.  Run FDISK, first and check the \nreported C: section, ( 4 is information) , and the drive\namounts in D:, E:, and F:  If these look correct, you can\nDelete the C: primary partition. and then create a new\none.\n  Iff your partiton software allows the option of creating a partition\nFLOPPY, you can boot from this floppy, and delete the old C:\n( It could be XP, or NT, OS/2, or LINUX, ( You do not state which )), and re-format C: as whatever file structure you want.\n If you have Win98 OS, then you just simply use the Win98\nboot disk to FORMAT C:\n If your present operating system is XP or NT or whatever, you\ncan't access the FORMAT command with a typical floppy,\nso you need the FDISK command to remove the non-DOS\npartition first, then you have to re-create it as a FAT32 partiton,\nand then, you can work with it...\n If you have the WINXP disk, you would use the floppy to REMOVE the non-DOS partition, then NOT re-create it,\nleaving a blank space, which, when you BOOT from the CD,\n( Win XP ), XP would see, and ask if you wanted to use the\nblank space. Then you FORMAT the space as NTFS, and \nproceed.\n If you do not want D: E: and F: at all, and have no information on them, you can use the Win98SE boot floppy to remove ALL the\npartitions, starting with Drives in the Secondary partition, remove the secondary partiton, then remove the primary parttion.\n Then use FDISK to CREATE a primary, active partition, using\nall available space. Then, ESC, reboot, and install whatever \nOperating System you want, on the new C:, after using the\nfloppy to FORMAT C: (unless you want XP - leave the Hdd blank) \n hope this helps.\n robin
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the easiest way would be to use 3d party partitining software like disk director.
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just click and drag the folders/items around in the menu...\n\n\n\nJust click on it, and don't release the mouse button.  you should see a little black line.  Release the mouse button when the item is where you want it to be.\n\nit takes a little practice :)
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in windows environment\n\ncontrol panel->Administrative Tools->Computer Management->Disk Management\n\nat command prompt\nrun "diskpart" command
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You should partition your drive before installing the first.  this will allow you a lot more flexibilty in what you do later.  There's no problem having linux and different windows on the same box.  They can't interact with each other easily, but they also won't interfere with each other since only one can run at a time.  There are third-party software options as well (partition magic, etc) to assist you, as well.
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Hi there...as I understand this it cannot be done with the HD or external drives until Leopard is released.  \n\nHere's a forum discussing about this too: http://forums.macnn.com/94/gui-customization/308380/how-i-lock-desktop-icons/
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If you have a Maxtor or a WD hard drive, go to their web site.  They have a tool you can download for free (but only works on their drives as the target drive) that will do what you want.\n\nIt's basically the same tool, but setup to work for only that company.
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You can use Acronis Disk Director in order to split your D: partition.
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firstly install OS with 10 GB as primary partition and leave the left extended patition untouched. After installation of os(in case windos xp) goto control panel>administrative tools>computer management>Disk management...and then create logical partitions following the steps....\n\n1)Right click on extended partition Shown.\n2)Then Click on New logical Drive.\n3)Select partition type(Extende,primary,Logical).\n4)Put the size of Partition as needed by you.\n5)Select drive letter(Recommende:-leave it default).\n6)Select format of file system(NTFS,FAT).\n\nand click on next.\nthe drive will be created.
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you can do this work with some program that make partition with another format like ash that xp and other OS don't know it
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Yah what butchell said.\n\nHello Hello\nEarth to Alireza G\nEarth to Alireza G\n\nYou can only have one (1) (uno)\nPRIMARY partition.