used up 80 gig hard drive? no way

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Hi,

1Mb = 1,048,576 bytes
So 80Gig = 76.2939453125GB

For FAT32, the biggest partition is 32GB, so you need to
make at least 3 partitions to fully utilize the HDD.
For NTFS, you can just make it 1 single partition.

Peter
 
parker said:
alright i have an 80 gig hard drive....how can it be
full?
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How can it be full? How can you ask that question? We don't use your
computer, so no one here will know how you filled up your hard drive. I
have four 250GB SATA hard drives raided together, and I have filled it up
often - but that happens because I use it to edit video.

It is not hard to fill up 80GB when thewre are other people out there who
fill up nearly a terabyte with no problem.
 
"Four 250GB SATA hard drives raided together, and I have filled it up
often."

What are you editing - The Ten Commandments? ;->

Tom Swift
 
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alright i have an 80 gig hard drive....how can it be
full?
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