Originally posted by gus
BitLocker for Second Drive
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do you know of a good program to reformat the drive? and honestly I haven;t had to reformat a drive in a LONG time so I;ve kind of forgotten how to do it.Comment
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Originally posted by jmarketYou can do it via Windows Install or right click the drive and select βFormatβComment
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You should be able to use Windows disk management to delete the unwanted partitions, or just extend your main partition to take out the ones you donβt want.
Or you could use the free version of MiniTool Partition Wizard Free Download MiniTool Partition Wizard for Windows PC and ServerComment
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Yeah I tried that but it doesnβt work they are greyed out when I try to delete them and when I right click my primary partition it doesnβt give me the option to extend it.Comment
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Originally posted by gusDid you also try minitool partition wizard. The partitions maybe locked? You may even need to do it from a boot disc, Minitool used to have one but I dont know if its free anymore. If it isnβt try Aomei partititionComment
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Originally posted by vgerAny updates for us?Comment
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Please donβt tell me my only option is to backup everything again and wipe the drive with dban or something.Comment
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Well if you have a look at your disk management youβll see your boot drive is 1 instead of the usual drive 0, not the end of the world but not right either. Due to the way the O/Sβs and drives have been changed around a mess has been created. Recommended earlier that you remove/disconnect the D drive and see if the pc still boots ok. If the pc is still ok take the disc out and reformat it externally.
Anyone else got any better ideas?
Backup should be already in place.Comment
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Originally posted by gusWell if you have a look at your disk management youβll see your boot drive is 1 instead of the usual drive 0, not the end of the world but not right either. Due to the way the O/Sβs and drives have been changed around a mess has been created. Recommended earlier that you remove/disconnect the D drive and see if the pc still boots ok. If the pc is still ok take the disc out and reformat it externally.
Anyone else got any better ideas?
Backup should be already in place.Comment
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Originally posted by gusWould suggest reinstall of Windows. Suggest post 7 explains the mess.Comment
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