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(Solved) - How to resize my Hard disk without convert it to Dynamic

Partition wizard there are no free mbr slots on the disk. Scoring in Blackjack depends on the ranks a player holds in his or her hand, and his or her ability to count them according to. Solving the free space problem on 'microsoft system reserved partition ' to Win10 upgrading. 1/ MBR disks 1-1/ Free space - Open Disk Management - Attrib a letter (let say Z:) to the System Reserved Partition. Using Partition Wizard Resize Partition - Video Help there may be no other choice than to resize C from left, copy MSR over to the. Hello, Problem: splitting one big partition in two smaller ones fails When I try to split my 95GB partition into two smaller parts, minitool's partition wizard tells there are no free mbr slots, I have no idea how to get free mbr slot.

My NB comes with 500 GB HDD, with preinstalled Windows 7 pro 64bit. The all dirve conssiest of one partition, I would like to shrink my HDD and split it into 4 partition for multible booting (win 7 pro, Redhat, win xp, Data), when i using disk manager to shrink my C: it convert the partition type from Basic to dynamic, and that last prevent me from doul booting.

How can i resize, split my HDD without lossing my win 7 pro as primary O.S. without convert the C: drive into dynamic? does Diskpart command do that?

regards

OSSos

this may help http://www.partitionwizard.com/help/copy-disk.html also this http://www.partitionwizard.com/help/resize-partition.html

mark.

Please image your drive first with this before you attempt the above. http://www.macrium.com/reflectfree.asp
Backup/copy EVERYTHING you have (docs, pics etc)
This is not as easy as you think.

Mike

I start using MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition to resize and creat the rest of partitions

but every time I would like to create a new partition i got this 'There are no free MBR slots on the disk'

I need to create 3 patitions more.

regards

None of the above will help if you already have 4 primary partitions. And that you can only see in Disk Management because some of the partitions may be hidden.

I suggest you post a good picture of your Disk Management, and then we go from there. You probably have to convert one of the primaries to logical before proceeding. But without a look at Disk Management, we are flying blind.

Here is my Disk manager snap shot

http://i1090.photobucket.com/albums/i363/ossos1/Pic1.jpg

Thank you for help, i need to create more than 4 partitions, and allow my NB to have doul booting.

regards

Well, that is not exactly a snip of Disk Management, but this PW snip will do. It shows that you have only 3 primary partitions which is good. Thus you can make more simple extended/logical partitions in the 400GBs unallocated space.

Minitool Partition Wizard There Are No Free Mbr Slots On The Disk

Just make sure you do not create any additional primary partitions. You can even make the C: partition logical. But that operation will only work with the bootable CD of PW because C: must be inactive during the 'operation'. XP you can also install in a logical partition because the bootmgr is in the small system reserved active partition.

There Are No Free Mbr Slots On The Disk Partition Wizard

Btw: If you right click on the small boot partition in PW and go to 'Explore', you can see what's in it. You can open the 3 folders by clicking on the little + boxes in front.

This tutorial may help you to install XP properly: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/8057-dual-boot-installation-windows-7-xp.html

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Error code 4, error code 40

Sometimes, when you are trying to manage disk partitions, you receive the following error messages after hitting the Apply button:
'Failed to execute the following command:
Error Code: 4
Disk I/O error.'
'Failed to execute the following command:
Error Code: 40
NTFS file system error. Please use 'Check File System' function to fix it first.'
How did this happen? During the process of installing MiniTool Partition Wizard, there is a remote possibility that the related device drivers which are responsible for invoking system information are installed inappropriately.
Now you can do the following operations to remove such errors:
Step 1: Run 'regedit', find the folders 'pwdrvio' & 'pwdspio' under 'Computer > HKEY_LOCAL-MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Services' and then delete them.
Step 2: Restart your computer.
Step 3: Reboot MiniTool Partition Wizard. During this step, the related device drivers will be reinstalled and work normally. At this time, you can successfully execute the operations you did before.