Solved AFTER REFORMAT MY 320 HDD MEMORY became 98. PLEASE HELP ME!

[ianbrylle29]

problem

See where it says change drive letter and paths. With the ~200GB partition selected give it a drive letter D. Then the partition will show up in Windows explorer.

thank you sir for the message but sir this problem pops out if i change the path

"An error is occured.Check the system Event Log for more information on the error. Close the disk management console, then restart disk management or restart the computer"

 

[ianbrylle29]

FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO HELPED >>>> THANK YOU VERY MUCH1

I FINALLY RECOVERED MY 200GB HDD MEMORY ^_^v

 

[lehnerus2000]

That's good to hear.

Can I ask, what finally fixed your problem?

 

[profdlp]

That's good to hear.

Can I ask, what finally fixed your problem?

Same here.

 

[ianbrylle29]

i updated my laptop and defragmented it and suddenly there was a message saying that the E: memory need to be formatted then i formatted it then viola! everything works fine.

to tell you honestly its like an accident. i never expected that it will be fixed.

i am really sorry I know this kinda sound silly but its the truth.

and thanks guys for the help.1 thank you 1000000000000000000000x

 

[mjf]

At least the process assigned the partition a letter. E for some reason.

 

[jumanji]

In another thread http://www.sevenforums.com/hardware-devices/205247-unable-recognize-usb-flash-drives-all-2.html the OP was trying to format his pendrive which neither shows as RAW or unallocated in the Disk Management but only the capacity and no file system. He got the same error message "An unexpected error ......then restart the Disk Management or restart the computer"

I was hoping that a fix by the OP here would help resolve that issue. But alas! no definite solution has emerged.

 

[1Bowtie]

At least the process assigned the partition a letter. E for some reason.

The reason for E:/ is D:/ was already assigned to the CD rom drive

 

[mjf]

At least the process assigned the partition a letter. E for some reason.

The reason for E:/ is D:/ was already assigned to the CD rom drive

It looked to me back in post #21 - third screenshot that the 3rd partition was already formatted primary (blue) and merely lacked a drive letter. OK E: if D: was taken but I'd still swap them around for "neatness".

 

[1Bowtie]

+1 mjf neatness counts

 

[mjf]

+1 mjf neatness counts

Yes very kind
But more to the point what is your expert opinion about attempting to assign a drive letter way back in the thread discussion? (Post #21).

 

[1Bowtie]

I personally change the drive letter on the DVD first to something in the M,N,O range before i partition or add a HDD then the first partition or HDD gets the first letter after C:/ and so on for each new drive or partition, i also name them for what i'm using them for. Hope that's what you were asking.

 

[profdlp]

I personally change the drive letter on the DVD first to something in the M,N,O range before i partition or add a HDD then the first partition or HDD gets the first letter after C:/ and so on for each new drive or partition, i also name them for what i'm using them for. Hope that's what you were asking.

Same here.

I like to have two optical drives to make disc copying a one-step process. I have a P: (Player) and R: (Recorder) setup which helps my aging brain cells keep them straight.

 

[1Bowtie]

I personally change the drive letter on the DVD first to something in the M,N,O range before i partition or add a HDD then the first partition or HDD gets the first letter after C:/ and so on for each new drive or partition, i also name them for what i'm using them for. Hope that's what you were asking.

Same here.

I like to have two optical drives to make disc copying a one-step process. I have a P: (Player) and R: (Recorder) setup which helps my aging brain cells keep them straight.

+1 but your probably alot younger than i am and i need it really easy to follow.