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When you create two or more logical volumes (drives) from one physical hard disk (or other storage device), you're working with partitions.

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I have 2 SD cards. Both flashed with Raspberry Pi OS. However, I started to have issues wiping the partition table on both the SD card after failed to flash a brand new Raspberry Pi to the SD. One of ...
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After successfully partitioning my shiny new SSD, I'd now like to move the Windows system partition over. Current setup is a SATA SSD as a "dynamic" disk with C:\ as a simple volume, and an ...
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I have around four disks attached to my Desktop pc. Long story short. I wanted to format my Windows and get an updated, fresh installation. I am sure I only deleted my concerned System OS Partition ...
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I'm trying to move an existing dual boot installation (Windows 10 and Linux) to a new NVMe SSD. Because it's a consumer device, namespaces aren't supported, so I'm trying to build a partition table ...
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Background : I have a tablet with a small SSD with Win11 installed. I tested for joke Arch -not live but installed on a SD card- (because i have only one USB port). Now i bought a larger SSD where I ...
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My Windows 10 desktop is not approved by Microsoft for the upgrade, so I prepared a USB stick with Rufus. The upgrade fails with the message: We couldn't install Windows 11 We've set your PC back to ...
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Using disk manager assistant to create and format a new partition (using defaults) results in a partition with drive letter but a "RAW" filesystem. It only occurs for USB drives which have ...
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I bought a new ASUS PC last year. It came with Windows 11 installed. However, I now want to install a Linux distro on it and completely wipe Windows 11. When I looked at the partitions on the disk, I ...
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I'm working with a virtual machine, who had a maximum size of 240Gb. I have increased that value up to 480Gb, but this seems not to be taken into account, as you can see: However, when I start up the ...
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I am trying to migrate a Synology Diskstation partitioned harddisk to a larger one (4 TB -> 12 TB). My first attempt to just plug the disks into another Linux computer and dd from the old hard disk ...
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OPTIMIZATION OF PRE-INSTALLATION PARTITIONS OF WINDOWS 10 x64 HOME EDITION (Part 1) 1st of all let me apologize for not RTFM (I assume none exists for what I am about to ask) or going through your FAQ ...
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Short: Windows is not able to recognize a NTFS partition, if the partition was created on a linux operating system and write protected (but only if it is write protected). I want to understand, why ...
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The reason is that Windows Server 2019 was installed on the second disk, then realizing this mistake, Windows Server was deleted from the second disk, and then it was reinstalled on the first disk, ...
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Let me ask you. I installed Ubuntu on my computer and deleted Windows. Now I go back to Windows and when I go to the partition selection section, I see nothing, while my SSD still has 512GB. If I boot ...
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I have a Linux installation on my Toshiba 16gb usb, and tried to convert my hard drive to GPT on linux using gparted because i wanted to reinstall Windows due to issues. (0x000021a error) Now I tried ...
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