Partition Wizard : New Tutorial

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       #21

    Looking at your screenshot, you starting with list disk.

    If look my screenshot, I start with list volume.

    I will try your way out.
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       #22

    theog said:
    Looking at your screenshot, you starting with list disk.

    If look my screenshot, I start with list volume.

    I will try your way out.

    The second one I posted here post #18 is list volume.
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    Bare Foot Kid said:
    theog said:
    Looking at your screenshot, you starting with list disk.

    If look my screenshot, I start with list volume.

    I will try your way out.

    The second one I posted here post #18 is list volume.

    I am looking at post 16. lisk disk.

    Post 18 is basest on my post 17.
    Last edited by theog; 01 Jul 2010 at 18:45. Reason: typo
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       #24

    theog said:
    Bare Foot Kid said:
    theog said:
    Looking at your screenshot, you starting with list disk.

    If look my screenshot, I start with list volume.

    I will try your way out.

    The second one I posted here post #18 is list volume.

    I am looking at post 16. lisk disk.

    OK I get your point, why does doing it THAT way "list disk, list partition" do the whole HDD where-as you say doing "list disk, list volume" does not do the whole HDD.

    :)
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       #25

    I have not done it that way, will play with latter.
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       #26

    Been looking at JK tutorial, active command can be used. JK starts with list disk.

    Partition - Mark as Active

    Partition Wizard : New Tutorial-capture1.png
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       #27

    theog said:
    I have not done it that way, will play with latter.


    As a warning:

    If you do it this way ... it will do the whole disk, at least that's what I experienced.


    list disk

    select disk #

    list partition

    select partition #

    clean all





    Like I said, I'm going to set up another HDD so I can verify both methods in the next day or so, I'll keep you informed.
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       #28

    Hi BFK

    I have been playing.

    If you partition on HD, use delete partition, not clean all.

    Partition Wizard : New Tutorial-capture5.png Partition Wizard : New Tutorial-capture4-w.png

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       #29

    Hello Ray, thanks for helping with this.



    That doesn't do a secure erase though, right, just marks the space as empty; formatting doesn't remove the data either, right?
    It's the secure erase methods I'm interested in. :)
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       #30

    Hi BFK

    You can only use clean all,if want to loose the partitions.

    From what can see 3nd party app only for paititions.



    Ray.
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