is there an easy way to fix this ??? any help would be
appreciated!
Right click on My Computer and select Manage.
In the Computer Management window click on the Disk Management item in
the Storage section.
What does it show for the hard drive? (it will probably be reported as
Disk 0)
The leftmost item for the drive will show the total capacity of the
drive, as recognized by Windows. Beside that will be panels showing
the partition(s) that currently exist on the drive.
I suspect that it will show the drive as 128 gb and that there is an
existing 32 gb FAT32 partition plus 96 gb of unused space; but there
are several other possibilities depending on exactly what the
underlying problem actually is.
Please post the actual information displayed about the drive back here
and we will then be able to proceed to fix the problem
Good luck
Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
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