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I have a blank disk on my Vista Ultimate system (32bit software on 64bit
platform) that I want to create 3 partitions on. I originally had a single
large partition that I deleted leaving a large block of free space. I
created three partitions easily using the "create partition primary size=n"
command. When I went to the assignment of partition letters I was able to
assign "D" to the first partition okay but when I went to the next two
partitions I got an error "Diskpart has encountered and error: the directory
is not empty. See system event log for details." I went to the system event
log and found nothing and I have no idea what is going on with this
confounding tool that Microsoft's geniuses came up with.
I can find no reference on the web to such an error message so if anyone
here has some help to offer it will be much appreciated.
platform) that I want to create 3 partitions on. I originally had a single
large partition that I deleted leaving a large block of free space. I
created three partitions easily using the "create partition primary size=n"
command. When I went to the assignment of partition letters I was able to
assign "D" to the first partition okay but when I went to the next two
partitions I got an error "Diskpart has encountered and error: the directory
is not empty. See system event log for details." I went to the system event
log and found nothing and I have no idea what is going on with this
confounding tool that Microsoft's geniuses came up with.
I can find no reference on the web to such an error message so if anyone
here has some help to offer it will be much appreciated.