Tech question ... not programming related
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I'm feeling really idiotic at the moment, perhaps someone here can help? I just upgraded a Dell Server Machine from Windows NT Server 4 to Windows 2000 Advanced Server. While running on NT 4 the machine had two drive partitions. One small FAT partition for the OS and the rest of disk formatted NTFS. Now that I have Win2000 installed all I can see is the small partition, I seem to have "lost" the rest of the disk. How can I get the rest of disk formatted and partitioned so that it will show up? I have PowerQuest Partition Magic but it doesn't work with the server versions of Win2000. If anyone can help I will be eternally grateful! Thanks. Jon
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I'm feeling really idiotic at the moment, perhaps someone here can help? I just upgraded a Dell Server Machine from Windows NT Server 4 to Windows 2000 Advanced Server. While running on NT 4 the machine had two drive partitions. One small FAT partition for the OS and the rest of disk formatted NTFS. Now that I have Win2000 installed all I can see is the small partition, I seem to have "lost" the rest of the disk. How can I get the rest of disk formatted and partitioned so that it will show up? I have PowerQuest Partition Magic but it doesn't work with the server versions of Win2000. If anyone can help I will be eternally grateful! Thanks. Jon
You of course need to go from NTFS 4 to NTFS 5. I'm not sure if convert will work or not.
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I'm feeling really idiotic at the moment, perhaps someone here can help? I just upgraded a Dell Server Machine from Windows NT Server 4 to Windows 2000 Advanced Server. While running on NT 4 the machine had two drive partitions. One small FAT partition for the OS and the rest of disk formatted NTFS. Now that I have Win2000 installed all I can see is the small partition, I seem to have "lost" the rest of the disk. How can I get the rest of disk formatted and partitioned so that it will show up? I have PowerQuest Partition Magic but it doesn't work with the server versions of Win2000. If anyone can help I will be eternally grateful! Thanks. Jon