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I have all updates installed for XP Professional. I have 2 hard drives, each
with a native BIOS capacity of 300 gigs. Through XP installation, I was only
offered the option of 127.9 gig partitions, one on each drive. Now I have
170 gigs on each drive that are shown as "Unallocated" within the Computer
Management console.
When I try to activate the unallocated partitions (and format them), I go
through the Wizard and at the end, I am told that "the disk configuration
operation did not complete...." According to Microsoft Knowledgebase, there
is a Hotfix for this, but they provide no was of obtaining it short of paying
$59 for a support call - which are almost useless because the techs don't
speak English.
If anyone has a solution, I would be grateful.
Gary
with a native BIOS capacity of 300 gigs. Through XP installation, I was only
offered the option of 127.9 gig partitions, one on each drive. Now I have
170 gigs on each drive that are shown as "Unallocated" within the Computer
Management console.
When I try to activate the unallocated partitions (and format them), I go
through the Wizard and at the end, I am told that "the disk configuration
operation did not complete...." According to Microsoft Knowledgebase, there
is a Hotfix for this, but they provide no was of obtaining it short of paying
$59 for a support call - which are almost useless because the techs don't
speak English.
If anyone has a solution, I would be grateful.
Gary