Originally posted by crooked_letter@Dec 6 2002, 12:41 PM
just too let you know if its improtant my partitions are
partitions1 {FAT}19038MG
partition2 [NTFS]31MG
should i delete the NTFS (i would know what too do)
What a strange partition configuration
31MB for NTFS (which supports massive capacities of Hard Disk space) and 19038MB for FAT (which supports a limited capacity of hard disk (can't remember exactly - i think around 64B or something)).
This should be the opposite to be reasonable. But still it is not better either. Should delete all the partitions and make it one partition.
Insert bootable Windows 98 CD or Windows 98 flopppy.
Boot with CDROM support.
A:\cd X: (which is your CDROM)
X:\cd win98
X:\Win98\fdisk
There are four options where you can select by pressing 1, 2, 3, or 4.
4 is to view partition info. Others I can't rememeber, haven't used it for a while
Delete Primary Partition. Then you will be warned, it should delete Logical DOS drives first.
Follow the instruction CAREFULLY as BearCat said. JacKDynne's links are pretty much useful as well.
Go back.
Press [3] Delete the Logical partitions. Delete the Primary Partition.
Press 1 to create a Primary Partition.
Do you wish to use the maximum available size for a Primary DOS Partition
and make the partition active (Y/N) ........................[Y]
I think cos it is 20GB HDD, there is nothing much to do with at least 10GB & 10GB HDDs. But still if wanna partition, then simply press [N] and set a % to partitions you need.