Hello soli, and welcome to Seven Forums. :)
Please post a screenshot showing the full layout of your Disk Management to see what we're dealing with.
Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image
Since you only have one disk (hard drive) installed, you will not be able to have separate disks like that. You will only be able to have separate partitions/volumes on the same disk 0.
thank you for answer but why some people have another disk like this pic
nd i saw another image's about that disk 0 drive c was 100 gig whit another disks driver
nd ma disk manager screen >>
There's is like that since they have more than one hard drive (disk) installed on the computer. You only have one hard disk, but you could create multiple partitions on it if you like.
Hello there, this is my very First post on the forum.
I'm facing the problem of formatting my micro SD card, which I have connected to my laptop using a USB adaptor. Initially it was "write protected", problem that I resolved using the registry editor, but now after attempting to format I get shown the message that "Windows were unable to complete the format".
I could not follow the steps of the First resolving way you have posted, because the option of creating a new simple volume wasn't selectable (neither were any other options about disk volumes when I right-clicked).
I went for the second option, ran the cmd as administrator and typed all the commands up to
create partition primary.
After that It shows the error message that:
"Free space for use was not found. It is possible that there is insufficient Free space for the creation of a partition with the determined size and displacement. Set different prices os size and displacement or do not determine any of them to create a partition of maximum size. It is possible that the creation of partitions was done using the partition format of MBR disk and that there already are 4 primary partitions (So I cannot create more), or 3 primary partitions and one extended (so I can only create logical partitions)."
Just in case, my micro SD has a capacity of 14.7GB (useable), and a Free space of 6.4GB.
How should I move from this point on to eventually format my Micro SD succesfuly??
Thanks for your time!
Hello stratosphere, and welcome to Seven Forums. :)
Please go ahead and post a screenshot showing the layout of the micro SD in Disk Management to see what options we may have.
Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image
Here is a screenshot of the disk management window (it is in Greek so I noted three words, don't think It will be a problem as the position of the options is similar)
Yes. I'm getting the window "Windows were unable to complete the format".
In that case, see if you may be able to use the "Clean" command on the SD to make it unallocated, then create a new primary partition.
Disk - Clean and Clean All with Diskpart Command
Hey again, tried the clean command but still the disk appears with blue notion and I'm unable to select anything about volumes in the Disk Management... Sorry for my repetition
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