Buffalo Ministation 1TB USB 2.0 Slimline Portable External Hard Drive


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    Buffalo Ministation 1TB USB 2.0 Slimline Portable External Hard Drive


    I have subject device running from Win7 64 bit.
    It's decided to show capacity as 49.5Gb instead of 1Tb.
    Any ideas welcomed.
    Rick
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    On the search window type Disk manage. From the options, open "Create and format hard disk partitions"
    Expand the Status column so it can be readable.
    Take a snapshot of the screen and upload the image.
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    Ah, I see the prob here. It shows 49.58Gb (healthy active primary partition) and
    881.93Gb unallocated.
    Should I just reformat at this stage?
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    Just extend the partition to the end.
    If you succeed, please mark this treat as solved.
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    Success! Thankyou for your help M.
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  6. Posts : 7,351
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    My pleasure to help you.
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