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Old 01-02-2007, 12:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Upgraded Hard D to 100GB - Only shows 126 MB!!! HELP!!!!!

Hi

I have a Compaq N610c and the previous hard drive had a SMART Error. I had been wanting to change the Hard drive anyway so i bought a brand new 100GB Toshiba Hard Drive.

I then fitted it in and and followed by installing Windows XP OS. On the screen asking about the partition, the list of where to put the partition only showed that i had 126 mb of space and that 125 mb was available for use!!!!

This cant be right!!!!! My Hard drive is 100GB. Is there a setting i need to change or have i done something wrong???

I am a very novice computer user, and i could really do with some help.

Cheers, Mo
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