Vista System Once installed, the system found that there was only one partition

First of all, right-click on the C drive, Properties, to see how big its total capacity is.

If it is equivalent to the capacity of your hard drive, then you are dividing the entire hard disk into a zone, and this can only be done by using PM, PQ and other software to reduce the capacity of the C drive, and then create a new partition. (In addition, you can also right-click on "Computer", manage, disk management, right-click on C drive, compress the volume, but this can only adjust half of the space of C drive to create a new partition, this method is also only applicable to Vista).

If the total capacity of drive C is less than the capacity of your hard disk, then there must still be free undivided space on the hard disk, right-click on "Computer", Manage, Disk Management, select Undivided Space, right-click, and create a new volume. to create a new partition.

Right-click on my computer, select Manage, then select Disk Management, then right-click the C drive icon, select Compress Volume, and follow the steps. Partition adjustment under Vista is usually done without the help of third-party software tools.

Right-click on my computer, select Management, and then select Disk Management, and you can see that your 100g should be green.

You can retrieve it by creating a new volume.

By: Tosuba - Manager Level 4 (Copy·· I think he's right).

A point exorcist can do it, but it is recommended to format it before dividing it.

Computer Management - Disk Management or software that can be partitioned separately.

In My Computer Management - Disk Management, you can partition it.

Computer Management - Disk Management.

After installing the Vista system, partition it like this:

1. Click on the computer on the desktop, and then click "Manage", 2

Click on "Disk Management", 3Select a system area and click on C4After clicking on the "C" drive letter.

A dialog box appears, click on "Compress Volume", 5The Compression dialog box appears, and the values in the dialog box are the default values for the system. You can reduce it according to your own usage, but you can't increase it, in the "Input Pressure."

Shrink Amount. After that, click on the "Compress" button, 6When you see an "unallocated", it is the result of the system compression.

This amount is the "unallocated" space obtained by compressing the amount entered by the operator. Click on "Unallocated" space, 7The "New Simple Volume" dialog box appears, click "New Simple Volume", click "Next", 8

Click "Next", 9Make sure to select the file system format. and to format the new partition.

Click "Next", 10Check it out, and then "finish" if there is no problem, and return if you have any questions. Click Done.

11.Go back to the desktop, restart the computer, and then open "Computer" to see if the partition is successful.

Partition errors are most likely. Repartition, try to change a few more partitioning methods.

And Vista or don't pretend well.,Either win7 or XP,VT is just a transitional product.,Or an experiment.。

This situation is rare, and it should be related to your system installation configuration! It is recommended to reinstall and re-partition! It will generally solve your problem!