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

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    marsmimar said:
    Could you post a snip/screenshot of your entire disk management drive map so we can see how your hard drive is set up?

    To access disk management: From the start menu right click computer and click manage. In the left pane of the "Computer Management" window that opens up click disk management and post a snip of that.

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    these are the pictures that i took. 3 pictures just to make sure. hope you can help me thanks
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    lehnerus2000 said:
    Couldn't you just format the "Unallocated" section and then just expand C: to use up the space?
    is it ok to format it?? if its ok. sure i will reformat the disk. THANKS for the help
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    lehnerus2000 said:
    Couldn't you just format the "Unallocated" section and then just expand C: to use up the space?
    sir when i was trying to reformat it this will come out . . . . . .
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       #24

    You can't use unallocated space. You must format unallocated space to use it.
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       #25

    "Unallocated" Only


    ianbrylle29 said:
    lehnerus2000 said:
    Couldn't you just format the "Unallocated" section and then just expand C: to use up the space?
    is it ok to format it?? if its ok. sure i will reformat the disk. THANKS for the help
    ONLY format the "Unallocated" section.

    ianbrylle29 said:
    sir when i was trying to reformat it this will come out . . . . . .
    OK.
    I haven't seen that warning before.
    What happens if you use "Error-checking" on that disk?

    I'd be tempted to borrow a Live Linux CD and use GParted to format that section.
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    ignatzatsonic said:
    You can't use unallocated space. You must format unallocated space to use it.
    but this will come out
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       #27

    you could try to extent the c drive
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       #28

    Error Checking?


    What happens if you use "Error-checking" on that disk?



    I'd be tempted to borrow a Live Linux CD and use GParted to format that section.
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       #29

    lehnerus2000 said:
    ianbrylle29 said:
    lehnerus2000 said:
    Couldn't you just format the "Unallocated" section and then just expand C: to use up the space?
    is it ok to format it?? if its ok. sure i will reformat the disk. THANKS for the help
    ONLY format the "Unallocated" section.

    ianbrylle29 said:
    sir when i was trying to reformat it this will come out . . . . . .
    OK.
    I haven't seen that warning before.
    What happens if you use "Error-checking" on that disk?

    I'd be tempted to borrow a Live Linux CD and use GParted to format that section.

    sir thanks for the advice but regarding to live linux CD and GParted to format it . im not usually a computer guy but i will try if i borrow one or download it . .thanks
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    Sir i am using a program called "partition recovery" is this program can help??
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