Dynamic to Basic Partition

[beastdragon]

Hey Guys.... Any windows expert here
I just converted my drive from dynamic to basic bit now I am having problems...
1)Windows take time to start up
2)Pc Hang a lot while opening any folder application etc

so what should I do??
Any help appreciated

My Pc Specs might help :
Processor : AMD FX-6300
MotherBoard : Asus (don't remember model)
OS : Windows 7
HDD : 1 TB Toshiba


Thanks
~beastdragon

 

[ignatzatsonic]

How did you do this "conversion" from dynamic to basic? Did you wipe out all partitions or did you try to use some application that didn't ask you to do that? What application, if any?

If it was entirely successful, I wouldn't expect it to have any lingering effects on boot speed or opening folders or applications. So, you may have something else going on.

Post a screen shot of Windows Disk Management.

 

[beastdragon]

How did you do this "conversion" from dynamic to basic? Did you wipe out all partitions or did you try to use some application that didn't ask you to do that? What application, if any?

If it was entirely successful, I wouldn't expect it to have any lingering effects on boot speed or opening folders or applications. So, you may have something else going on.

Post a screen shot of Windows Disk Management.

I use mini partition tool to convert it from dynamic to basic...but after reboot it won't boot
so I simply reinstall win7 at start it run fine but now it giving the above mention issues
so I think it not converted properly... so what should I do?

can't post the screenshot right now...

 

[ignatzatsonic]

so I simply reinstall win7 at start it run fine but now it giving the above mention issues

You say you reinstalled Windows 7.

What did you use for installation media? A burned ISO? A DVD purchased from a retail store? Or what?

Did you do a clean install in which you deleted all partitions?

 

[beastdragon]

so I simply reinstall win7 at start it run fine but now it giving the above mention issues

You say you reinstalled Windows 7.

What did you use for installation media? A burned ISO? A DVD purchased from a retail store? Or what?

Did you do a clean install in which you deleted all partitions?

I Use A Burned ISO...And Did Clean Install Format/Delete All Partition, Make New And Install Win7

 

[ignatzatsonic]

If you used a valid ISO and the ISO was burned properly and you deleted ALL partitions before installing Windows, then I don't think your problems are related to dynamic disks or any conversion process from dynamic to basic or the mini partition tool.

A screen shot of Windows Disk Management might possibly reveal something, but you say you can't do that.

I suppose there is some chance the burn was bad, so you might reburn the ISO and try again, deleting all partitions using Diskpart.

 

[gregrocker]

Waiting for the screenshot of Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image

Compare the install you did to the perfect install compiled in Clean Reinstall Windows 7

 

[beastdragon]

Here The Screenshot Of My DiskManagemt

the first two partition 95.23 GB and 4.77 GB is for Of Ubuntu
Rest for Windows