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Unpartition USB Drive.

 
 
xoom7
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      03-03-2008
Got a old laptop hard drive and put it into a enclosure to make a USB mobile
HD.

The hard drive is partitioned into two drives, how do i unpartition this so
only yhe one drive is shown.

Doug.


 
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GreenieLeBrun
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      03-03-2008


xoom7 wrote:
> Got a old laptop hard drive and put it into a enclosure to make a USB
> mobile HD.
>
> The hard drive is partitioned into two drives, how do i unpartition
> this so only yhe one drive is shown.
>
> Doug.


Using XP? If so then use the Disk Management tool under Computer management
under Administrative Tools in Control Panels. Delete both partitions, create
a new partition and format it.


 
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xoom7
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      03-03-2008
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"GreenieLeBrun" <> wrote in message
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>
> xoom7 wrote:
>> Got a old laptop hard drive and put it into a enclosure to make a USB
>> mobile HD.
>>
>> The hard drive is partitioned into two drives, how do i unpartition
>> this so only yhe one drive is shown.
>>
>> Doug.

>
> Using XP? If so then use the Disk Management tool under Computer
> management under Administrative Tools in Control Panels. Delete both
> partitions, create a new partition and format it.
>



 
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Dave
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      03-04-2008
On Mar 3, 3:45*pm, "GreenieLeBrun" <GreenieLeB...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> xoom7 wrote:
> > Got a old laptop hard drive and put it into a enclosure to make a USB
> > mobile HD.

>
> > The hard drive is partitioned into two drives, how do i unpartition
> > this so only yhe one drive is shown.

>
> > Doug.

>
> Using XP? *If so then use the Disk Management tool under Computer management
> under Administrative Tools in Control Panels. Delete both partitions, create
> a new partition and format it.


I assume there is no data on the drive before you do that, though, or
at least you back it up somewhere else.
 
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oyster
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      03-06-2008
You must first put it back in the computer then use the Disk Management tool
under Computer management under Administrative Tools in Control Panels.
Delete both partitions then create a new partition and format it.


"Dave" <> wrote in message
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On Mar 3, 3:45 pm, "GreenieLeBrun" <GreenieLeB...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> xoom7 wrote:
> > Got a old laptop hard drive and put it into a enclosure to make a USB
> > mobile HD.

>
> > The hard drive is partitioned into two drives, how do i unpartition
> > this so only yhe one drive is shown.

>
> > Doug.

>
> Using XP? If so then use the Disk Management tool under Computer
> management
> under Administrative Tools in Control Panels. Delete both partitions,
> create
> a new partition and format it.


I assume there is no data on the drive before you do that, though, or
at least you back it up somewhere else.


 
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