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Old 05-28-2006, 01:03 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Hard drive question.

I know this has probably ben asked a thousand times but I will ask it again. My situation is a little different I think.

I just got done building my computer (specs below). I have my 250 GB HD but I am only getting 127gb on my C: drive. I read somewhere that windows SP2 corrects this limit but after installing SP2 it was still only reading 127gb.

I want the rest of my hard drive space back. Do I have to create a new partition? I wouold rather put 250gb on one partition.

All of my programs are already installed. I have spent the last 2 days trying to perfect my PC only to just realize that I didnt partition my hard drive before installing everything.

Any way I can do this without losing all of my stuff?
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