can someone explain this

http://btg3.focusindia.com/wtfcdrive.jpg

its a kinda big image 1200x1600 or what ever..

k, one side, it says , my C: drive is 30 gb, then, it also says, ist 47 beside it. i dont get it.

its supposed to be a 30 gb hard dive ;/

Wierd.

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Thats what you get buying IBM stuff...

not sure why its that far off but you should do the following:

1. split your drive into 2 partitions (1 for sys, the other for data).
2. free up more space, windows needs empty room to run well.

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is there any disk compression running on this drive? and wot size does the bios say it is?

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run norton disk doctor and get rid of that FAT32.

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by igottaknow

1. split your drive into 2 partitions (1 for sys, the other for data).

winxp has indexing service for harddrive's

That should take away this problem

yeah sorry not so well edited there

You could probably help us by testing exactly how large it's 'supposed' to be?

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Originally posted by junis 1. split your drive into 2 partitions (1 for sys, the other for data). winxp has indexing service for harddrive's That should take away this problem

i'm referring to two things that have nothing to do with indexing:
1. the larger the partition size the less efficent windows handles it.
2. if your system and data files are all on one big partition they become fragmented faster because system temp files get mixed in with the rest of your files while your working.

btw, just because windows reports an incorrect drive size doesnt mean you magically gained space, if you bought a 30gig drive then thats all you have.

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HI, im a noob computer user, and im wondering how do I partition a drive so it will be seperated>?? I have a 80 gig harddrive and its all in one drive C: NEED HELP PRONTO thanks.

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Originally posted by DJ_kimberg HI, im a noob computer user, and im wondering how do I partition a drive so it will be seperated>?? I have a 80 gig harddrive and its all in one drive C: NEED HELP PRONTO thanks.

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