Disk partition


  1. Dhahn
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    Disk partition


    Hello,
    Please excuse my jumping in this thread. I have a question(s). I purchased this Samsung Chronos used a few weeks ago. I don’t understand all of the research I have been reading on Disk partition. I have read in the Samsung user guide that the Disk partition can only be performed one time after the 1st startup. If I get a snip of the Windows 7 disk management screen, can I post it here and get advice on its status... if so, how do I take the snip?
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    Thanks in advance,
    Dennis
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  3. Bare Foot Kid
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    Hello Dhahn, welcome to Seven Forums!


    I'm going to get a site Administrator to create this as a new thread, you will be shown where it's been moved to.


    The tutorial at the link below will show you how to post a snip of Windows 7 disk management.



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  4. ignatzatsonic
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    Dennis:

    Snipping tool:

    Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Seven Forums

    You should start your own thread regarding partitions.

    You can partition your drive as you see fit, more than once if necessary.
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  6. Dhahn
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    Sorry for posting in the incorrect thread.
    I have taken a snip of the Disk's... as I mentioned I don’t know what I'm looking at. Need an opinion if the disk's need to be partitioned.
    Thanks!
    Dennis
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  7. ignatzatsonic
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    Dhahn said:
    Need an opinion if the disk's need to be partitioned.
    The disk is already partitioned.

    I see 3 of them.

    You don't have to do anything.

    You COULD make a D partition, but it wouldn't improve your performance.
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  8. Dhahn
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    Much appreciated, I will let it ride as it is... I was curious if it had been done and correctly. The performance is good. I went to this laptop from an old Gateway tower w/win 2nd addition.
    Just so I don’t screw up again on posting in a wrong thread... I'm experiencing the text size changing from 100% to 125%.
    Thanks for your input!
    Dennis
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