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128 Gb barrier iwith SP4 ?

 
 
Adam Smith
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      30th Sep 2006
Hello,

I have windows 200K Prof. w/ SP4 patched, I've formatted a 400Gb drive
but alas! I am only getting 127Gb partitions with no unallocated space.
Isn't SP4 supposed to allow LBA Addressing and larger partition sizes?

Adam
 
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Steve Parry
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      30th Sep 2006
Adam Smith wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have windows 200K Prof. w/ SP4 patched, I've formatted a 400Gb drive
> but alas! I am only getting 127Gb partitions with no unallocated space.
> Isn't SP4 supposed to allow LBA Addressing and larger partition sizes?
>
> Adam


http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=305098

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Adam Smith
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      30th Sep 2006
Hi Steve

I should have mentioned that a
160 Gb drive ==> 152.62 Gbs - NFS
300 Gb drive ==> 279.46 Gbs - NFS
but the
400 Gb drive ==> 128.00 Gbs - NFS

all on the same machine, same O/S and all formated under the same
conditions (or apparently so)

Sorry I should have mentioned this earlier

Adam


Steve Parry wrote:

> Adam Smith wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I have windows 200K Prof. w/ SP4 patched, I've formatted a 400Gb drive
>>but alas! I am only getting 127Gb partitions with no unallocated space.
>>Isn't SP4 supposed to allow LBA Addressing and larger partition sizes?
>>
>>Adam

>
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=305098
>

 
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Steve Parry
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      30th Sep 2006
Adam Smith fumbled, fiddled and fingered:

> Hi Steve
>
> I should have mentioned that a
> 160 Gb drive ==> 152.62 Gbs - NFS
> 300 Gb drive ==> 279.46 Gbs - NFS
> but the
> 400 Gb drive ==> 128.00 Gbs - NFS
>
> all on the same machine, same O/S and all formated under the same
> conditions (or apparently so)
>
> Sorry I should have mentioned this earlier
>


Check your BIOS actually supports this size? Have you upgraded your BIOS
to the latest version?


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Andy
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      1st Oct 2006
Run Disk Management and delete all the partitions on the 400 GB drive.
Reboot the computer and run Disk Management again.
What does Disk Management say the capacity of the 400 GB drive is?

On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 09:49:26 -0700, Adam Smith <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>Hi Steve
>
>I should have mentioned that a
> 160 Gb drive ==> 152.62 Gbs - NFS
> 300 Gb drive ==> 279.46 Gbs - NFS
>but the
> 400 Gb drive ==> 128.00 Gbs - NFS
>
>all on the same machine, same O/S and all formated under the same
>conditions (or apparently so)
>
>Sorry I should have mentioned this earlier
>
>Adam
>
>
>Steve Parry wrote:
>
>> Adam Smith wrote:
>>
>>>Hello,
>>>
>>>I have windows 200K Prof. w/ SP4 patched, I've formatted a 400Gb drive
>>>but alas! I am only getting 127Gb partitions with no unallocated space.
>>>Isn't SP4 supposed to allow LBA Addressing and larger partition sizes?
>>>
>>>Adam

>>
>>
>> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=305098
>>


 
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