S
Simon
My (bootable) C drive is partitioned into C, E and F. I also have a D
drive for data. Although my computer works fine, I notice in Disk
Management that my C drive is marked "system" and my D drive "active".
The toggle active partition command is greyed out.
There are some issues on my D drive because it causes imaging software
to crash, but the problem is resolved when the D drive is
disconnected. Also, there seems to be some unused, unallcoated space
at the end of the D drive, because in Disk Management, there is an
area missing at the end of the drive. I previously had "Unallocated
Space" of about 8Mb, but converted it into a partition and merged it
with my D drive.
Should my D drive partition be marked as "active" and if not, how do I
change it?
What is causing the apparent unallocated space at the end of the D
drive and how do I resolve it? (There is no unallocated space on my C
drive and my other computers do not have this problem.)
drive for data. Although my computer works fine, I notice in Disk
Management that my C drive is marked "system" and my D drive "active".
The toggle active partition command is greyed out.
There are some issues on my D drive because it causes imaging software
to crash, but the problem is resolved when the D drive is
disconnected. Also, there seems to be some unused, unallcoated space
at the end of the D drive, because in Disk Management, there is an
area missing at the end of the drive. I previously had "Unallocated
Space" of about 8Mb, but converted it into a partition and merged it
with my D drive.
Should my D drive partition be marked as "active" and if not, how do I
change it?
What is causing the apparent unallocated space at the end of the D
drive and how do I resolve it? (There is no unallocated space on my C
drive and my other computers do not have this problem.)