HOW TO CREATE A VOLUME LABELED IBM SERVICE PARTITION IN THE LAST PARTITION OF A HARD DISK

IBM's notebook has an implicit partition, which probably occupies about 4G space, and it has a one-click recovery system, which is a feature of IBM ThinkPad. Of course, some private users buy IBM computers, and it is very likely that they will delete the hidden partition of IBM by themselves, so that they cannot use the one-click recovery function of IBM notebooks.

Some customers ask us to do a factory reset for them after deleting the hidden partition. Of course, there is still a way, that is, to take a new machine of the same model to make a set of system recovery disks and then load the machine to be restored, but this cost is too great. Another way is to format the hard disk first, leaving only 1 partition, and then put the system to be installed, and install the apps in the ibm tools folder on the good driver, of course, the most important thing is rnr, this software is a tool to do recovery, and now the recovery is not very perfect, but it is saved in the main partition, and it is not like leaving the factory with an implicit partition.

Finally, put it into the installation disk of WinXP, find support, and do the windows packaging under the next tools.

However, there is a pity that there is no hidden partition, and it is best to have the time and conditions to study it thoroughly!

The IBM Service partition is a hidden partition that is automatically created by one-click restore. You can restore the IBM Service partition with one click, and the installation will appear.

Control Panel - Management Tools --— Computer Management - Disk Management -Right-click on the drive letter you want to change and select Change Name.

You can change this at will, and you can set up the achievement line as you want.

You can change it by yourself, and it is called "local disk" by default

In my computer, C-click the right mouse button and select "Properties", and then delete the characters in the box.

Personal opinion: In fact, you only need to divide the C disk.

Old computer, only install XP and below system 15G 40G hard disk is larger than 160G and divide it into 40G.

New computer,40G 100G,I generally divide 50G after you ask for it,There are a total of more than 3 partitions on it,I generally divide 4 partitions Tools can use market-bought discs to boot the system,One-click partition,You can also use manual partitions such as diskgunes dm inside。

It is best to use the original Microsoft CD, and there are Microsoft's official tools when installing the system, which can be partitioned and divided before installing the system.

Use the software one-click U disk to install the system,Make the USB disk into a CE system disk,Then run,After entering,There are options inside,One-click partition,Four or five zones or manually control the size of each area,Can't find the software to send me the mailbox,I'll send you one。

Citation: If I name the F drive as "casual game", is the input label "casual game"?

A: That's right. However, the name cannot be in Chinese.

The label is the c d e f that you see when you open my computer... name. If it shows Local Disk, the volume label is empty. Just press enter.

1. Convert FAT32 to NTFS

Start Run Type cmd and press Enter, under the window "Command Prompt", enter the command "Convert C: FS:NTFS" and press Enter, restart the computer, that is, convert fat32 to ntsf format.

Note: There is a space after "covert", and c is the volume label you want to change the file system disk.

If you convert partition C, the reboot takes effect, and the other partitions take effect immediately.

2. Convert NTFS to FAT32

Use the system disk to convert the C disk format from NTFS to FAT32 when reinstalling the system.

1. Optical drive starts.

1) Award Bion settings.

Reboot, press del to enter the BIOS Award interface, use the arrow keys in the function key area to select the second line "BIOS Features Setup", press enter to enter the BIOS Features Setup interface, find the seventh line "Boot Sequence", and use PGUP or PGDN to turn the page to replace the A,C displayed on the right of it with CDROM,C,A. Press esc, press f10, and hit y to save and exit.

or Award BIOS settings.

Reboot, press Del to enter the BIOS Settings interface, find Advanced BIOS Features (Advanced BIOS Parameter Settings), press Enter to enter the Advanced BIOS Features interface, use the keyboard D-pad to select the First Boot Device, use PGUP or PGDN to turn the page to change the HDD-O on the right to CDROM (CD-ROM boot), press ESC, press F10, and then hit Y to save and exit.

2) Insert the XP installation disc into the optical drive, reboot it, and see the CD ...... appear at the bottom of the screenWhen the word is written, press any key in time, otherwise the computer will skip the light and start from the hard disk again. After the XP system disk is opened, it is necessary to start installing the program, copy the file, load the hardware driver and enter the Chinese interface of the installation wizard.

2. In the pre-installation.

1) After scanning, welcome the installer, select install - enter;

2) Check the startup environment - enter;

3) Agreement, agree, press f8;

4) Specify which partition to install, c--enter;

5) Specify the use of file system, select FAT32 to format disk partition (fast) -- enter; In this way, the C drive format is converted from NTFS to FAT32.

For other partitions, just right-click on the drive letter in the window of My Computer, select "Format", in the menu that opens, select "FAT32" for "File System", check "Quick Format" for "Format Options", and click Start to convert the selected partition from NTFS to FAT32.

This method can also convert FAT32 to NTFS.

Right-click on my computer and select Manage to enter the Disk Management.

The above is wrong·· Win7's built-in partitioning tool can partition without breaking the C disk·· Trust me

Right-click on my computer and select Manage to enter the Disk Management.

However, there is only a C disk. And the system is still in there...

Reinstallation is recommended. Partition before installation. Then put the system on the C disk and the problem is solved.

The so-called volume label is the name of the drive letter you want to convert, if you don't change the drive letter name, in the usual case the name is: Local Disk.