Putting The Pc Together - Topic

FzFroGG

Member

Posts: 3,628

Joined: Jun 26 2015

Gold: 0.00

#81

Aug 5 2016 04:24pm

Quote (Ghot @ Aug 6 2016 12:21am)

Are you right clicking the big partition on that HDD or where it says Disk 1?

both.

right click disk 1 I get..

convert to dynamic

offline

properties

help

---------------------

Right click big partition, get..

delete volume

help

Ghot

Member

Posts: 105,142

Joined: Apr 25 2006

Gold: 10,475.00

#82

Aug 5 2016 04:37pm

I dunno...I'm still on Win 7, but you could try...

In Disk Management at top left try: Action > Rescan Disks

AbDuCt

Member

Posts: 13,425

Joined: Sep 29 2007

Gold: 0.00

Warn: 20%

#83

Aug 5 2016 04:40pm

Delete the larger 1800mb volume and recreate it. If asked to reformat to a specific filesystem choose NTFS.

King Atrhur

Member

Posts: 109,874

Joined: Feb 1 2006

Gold: 10,152.00

#84

Aug 5 2016 04:45pm

delete volume and format drive then assign a letter.

nvm ducky answered it

This post was edited by King Atrhur on Aug 5 2016 04:45pm

FzFroGG

Member

Posts: 3,628

Joined: Jun 26 2015

Gold: 0.00

#85

Aug 5 2016 04:46pm

Quote (AbDuCt @ Aug 6 2016 12:40am)

Delete the larger 1800mb volume and recreate it. If asked to reformat to a specific filesystem choose NTFS.

This worked. Thanks!

Sorry for asking so many questions. I have 0 brain cells left to spare on this stuff because job is so demanding.

I'm going to do that thing with the fan before I even consider overclocking or anything else.

Ghot

Member

Posts: 105,142

Joined: Apr 25 2006

Gold: 10,475.00

#86

Aug 5 2016 04:49pm

Quote (AbDuCt @ Aug 5 2016 05:40pm)

Delete the larger 1800mb volume and recreate it. If asked to reformat to a specific filesystem choose NTFS.

LOL, I was gonna suggest that, but I didn't know how it would react on Win 10, or even if there would be a difference.

/e That's one problem I've never had, on any version of Windows. :/

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 5 2016 04:50pm

AbDuCt

Member

Posts: 13,425

Joined: Sep 29 2007

Gold: 0.00

Warn: 20%

#87

Aug 5 2016 04:51pm

Quote (Ghot @ Aug 5 2016 06:49pm)

LOL, I was gonna suggest that, but I didn't know how it would react on Win 10, or even if there would be a difference. :)

/e That's one problem I've never had, on any version of Windows. :/

Tbh I just said what sounded the most obvious. I don't use windows to reformat any drive.

Cfdisk on Linux or nothing.

Ghot

Member

Posts: 105,142

Joined: Apr 25 2006

Gold: 10,475.00

#88

Aug 5 2016 04:55pm

Quote (AbDuCt @ Aug 5 2016 05:51pm)

Tbh I just said what sounded the most obvious. I don't use windows to reformat any drive.

Cfdisk on Linux or nothing.

And I use the free EaseUS Partition Wizard for everything. To me, it has always seemed a lot easier than Disk Management, and can do a lot more.

http://www.easeus.com/download/epmf-download.html

/e I know Windows 10 uses GPT partitions...so I wasn't too ready to just "guess" that the same rules applied.

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 5 2016 04:57pm

NinjaSushi

Member

Posts: 35,456

Joined: Jan 25 2009

Gold: 1,173.00

#89

Aug 5 2016 06:56pm

Quote (AbDuCt @ 5 Aug 2016 16:17)

As a user with the same case, if you care about aesthetics you can bend your cables and place them under the cable entrance rather than going over it.

Also is there a reason for that 4pin cable to be crossed over everything? Is it not long enough?

Also when I installed my GPU I brought the power cables directly down into the hole where the 4 pin power is coming from.

Over all it could be cleaned up a lot. The case has more potential than that.

Also be aware you have zero air intake fans, only exhaust. I recommend bringing the top exhaust fan to the front of the case in line with your 212.

http://i.imgur.com/6PC9dO8.jpg

👏clap clap clap clap clap👏

Go Back To Computers & IT Topic List