I m a user of Windows 7 Ultimate, and I m using PQ to see that my hard drive has a little problem

Use PQ with caution, this is likely to be a compatibility issue.

Look at the hard disk situation, and if it's not very useful, just use the disk management that comes with Windows7.

Right-click on the computer, select Manage, and then there will be the option of Disk Management.

Quick format hard disk is the same as general formatting, it is an ordinary formatting method, as long as it does not re-establish cylindrical tracks and divide sectors, it has no effect on the disk, because formatting is no different from ordinary read and write.

Formatting it a few times once in a while doesn't work, but you shouldn't do it often. One is that it is not necessary, and the other is that reading and writing will also reduce the life of the hard disk, and formatting is equivalent to reading and writing sweat Although it is insignificant, the embankment of a thousand miles is destroyed in an anthill).

Haha, hope it helps.

As long as the operation of the hard disk is carried out, it will cause a certain amount of wear and tear to the hard disk. But it doesn't really matter... The estimated partition is not divided, okay·· If you don't want to be too troublesome... Re-use this pq partition to make the system and see if there are any previous problems. If the same goes wrong... That's the compatibility issue...

Please format the hard disk partition quickly, it will not cause damage to the hard disk, formatting is the same as reading and writing the hard disk, but it is the same as deleting data, that is, deleting junk files. Formatting the partition will solve the problem.

One: The four partitions mentioned here refer to the four primary partitions. If you divide it into logical partitions, there are more than four.

Two: The principle of partitioning is the same. It can't be used for win7 compatibility.

Three: You can use other partitioning tools. You can send me your email address and send you the partition tool I use under Win7.

I use Windows7, no problem, but PQ in Windows7 partition is not very easy to use, you can use Acronis Disk Director Suite, if the disk really has bad sectors, or format the hard disk as soon as possible (be careful not to use fast format), so that you can bypass the bad sector area of your hard disk, does not affect the use, the sound will not be seen, it is best to use NTFS format, effectively reduce the generation of disk fragmentation.

Try repartitioning with DM or lower it.

If the hard drive has important data, take the time to back up the data, and the hard drive will not be long in life.

Because PQ is too old to support the new format of Win7. That's why it's like this.

There are other reasons why your hard drive is ringing.

Use the PE tool to enter the PE system, format all except the C drive, and then use the partition tool to delete all of them

Then repartition the hard drive

Let's do it all over again, you're going to reload it anyway.

Under Win7, PQ is not good, and Acronis Disk Director Suite (Windows 7 Partition Tool) is also lossless.

If you change XP, you go into the BIOS to change the working mode of the hard disk, change its ahci to ATA, PQ is normal to find the hard disk under win7.

The version of PQ is too old.,It's not compatible under Vista.,Not to mention Windows 7,If you want to use it to partition or resize the partition, you can use Paragon Partition Manager.,As for the blue screen problem, it's because the original XP installation disk doesn't have SATA driver.,Find a modified and optimized version on the Internet (to install the version,Non-Ghost version) XP installation disk on it.。

to DOS to run the software.

He will automatically fix the error of your hard drive partition table.

If it really doesn't work, let's do it all over again.

You can try to use diskgen to recover or repair lost partitions or partition tables under pure DOS. This software is available in the general ghost system disk.

I've seen this situation as well, so you can try recovering the partition table. Partitioning software such as PQ or DiskGen should have this function, but there is no guarantee that it will be recovered. I didn't have a successful recovery last time :

Because the system reserved partition of Win7 notebook is a 100M special partition, which is not the same as traditional operating systems such as XP, the system disk and the boot disk are together.

Be cautious and check in detail whether the partition table is the one you divided last time, even if you simply repartition, you should also pay attention to the problem of the system retaining the partition.

My friend on the second floor is right when he says that repartitioning if the data is not important is the most efficient and safest thing to do. If the data is important, do not do anything on this hard drive. If the data is important, it is recommended to find 51recovery directly for recovery, if you try to find another computer, and then connect this hard disk to the slave disk, and then scan the slave disk through the easyrecovery installed on the main disk, it is best to remember to save the data scanned to the main disk.

This does not deal secondary damage to the overlay.

Hello: Use Windows - Win7 comes with a partition tool.

1. Right-click "Computer" - "Management" on the desktop to open the computer management window, on the left side of the open computer management window, click "Disk Management" to open the disk management window.

2. Right-click the main partition C to be compressed - select "Compress Volume" - wait for the system to complete the query of available compressed space, in the compression dialog box, specify the separated capacity in the "Input compressed space" under the display "Total size before compression" and "Free compressed space size", click "Compress", and then click "Yes".

3. To create a new partition, right-click the "Unallocated" space obtained from the previous operation, select "New Simple Volume", open the "Welcome to Use the New Simple Volume Wizard" dialog box, and click "Next".

4. Specify the size of the volume label, enter the size you want to create a partition in the "Simple Volume Size" as needed, and click "Next".

5. Assign the drive letter and path, write the disk symbol, and click "Next".

6. Format the partition, click "Format this partition according to the following settings":

File System", select NTFS;

Assign Unit Size" and select "Default".

Volume label", the default is "new volume";

Tick "Perform Quick Format" and click "Next".

7. Click "Finish", after formatting, it will display "Good", and the partition is completed.

Formatting, re-dividing it, it's quite simple. No need to make any mess.

Go to DoS and use fdisk MBR to rewrite the partition table.