How to allocate computer hard disks? How are the disks of the computer distributed?

It's up to you. How big is the hard drive?

160g is recommended to be dispensed as:

c:10gd:60

e: 80F: Remaining space.

It is best to create a backup on an F drive.

Commonly used software can be put on the D drive.

The game can be placed on the E disk.

160g is divided into three plates.

It is the most utilized.

C disk. 15GD disk.

E disk. Remainder. c is the system.

d for software. e for.

Game. Audio and video.

If your software is large.

You can add more points appropriately!

The distribution method of each disk of the computer is as follows:

One. Open the disk manager and enter the disk information page. Select Disk Management. Once inside, you can partition the disk accordingly.

Two. Calculate the size of the partition area, for example: 1000 hard disk we can divide it into 600g, 200g, 200g.

Three. Create a new compressed volume to partition the disk. Right-click the disk you want to partition, select the compressed volume, and click to display an interface to calculate the partition.

Four. Enter the size of the partition to partition it.

Five. Set the drive letter for the partition. Select the drive letter you want to assign to assign it.

Six. If a partition is misallocated, then it is necessary to merge it in a repartition. First of all, you need to delete the drive letter you just allocated, you can only merge partitions after deleting the drive letter, right-click the disk you just divided, and select Delete Volume.

Seven. Merge partitions. This is an important step because we want to merge it to that disk, right-click on that disk, right-click on the disk we want to merge to, and select the extended volume. After selection, a wizard interface will appear, click Next to the end.

Computer hard drives. The principle of allocation is to partition as needed. For example, install the XP system and the C drive in the system partition.

Distributing 20g is almost enough; To install Win7 or Win10 system, it is recommended that the C drive partition is larger than 50G; Other partitions can be freely allocated according to their purpose. It is better to have a slightly larger C partition, because if there is such a large software as Office, VS, it will involve the C drive.

In general, it is not recommended to modify the allocated partition because the operation is risky and data is easy to lose. If there is no data in the partition, then there is no restriction on modifying the partition. If you want to modify a partition when there is data in the partition, it is recommended that you back up the data that needs to be rebuilt before partitioning.

Hard drive partitions need to be partitioned on demand.

For example, if you install an XP system, 20G is almost enough for the C drive; To install the Win7 system, it is recommended that the C disk partition is larger than 50G

Under normal circumstances, it is not recommended to modify the partition that is divided, after all, the operation is risky, the data is easy to be lost, and the partition must be partitioned as a last resort, so it is recommended to back up the partition data that needs to be rebuilt before partitioning, for example, there are three partitions of C, D, and E, and now you need to merge C and D disk and leave part of the space of D disk to merge to E disk, and finally format the merged E disk into D disk. That is, from the original C, D, E to C, D disk.

Then please back up the data of partitions D and E first.

Enter the PE system through the system installation disk or self-made installation disk, delete the D and E disks, increase the space of the C drive, create a new one and format the rest as the D disk, and finally save the backup data to the D disk.

After dividing, you can change it, as long as you don't move the C disk.

Take 500g as an example:

C drive, mainly for the operating system, dispensing 5 to 20G.

D drive, mainly software for software, such as games, anti-virus software, etc. Since you play more games, it is enough to allocate 200g to 250g.

F disk,Mainly put**,Because ** doesn't occupy much memory,All allocations can be less。 20g to 30g.

What should I do if I feel that my computer's hard disk is not evenly distributed, or that one of my hard drives is not enough? We can reallocate hard disk space to the computer, the following is how to reallocate hard disk space that I have collected and organized, I hope it will be helpful to you

Methods for reallocating hard disk space

Method steps.

Right-click [My Computer], select the [Manage] command, and open "Computer Management".

In the Computer Management window that opens, select the Storage and Disk Management items. In the right pane, you can see the partition status of the current hard disk.

That's when we can allocate space freely!

Take the distribution of G disk as an example:

Right-click [G disk] - [Compress Volume] and enter the size of the space to be allocated in the pop-up box. Then click Compress

Then right-click on the free space you just allocated and select [New Leather Preparation Simple Volume].

Well, the distribution is complete.

Symptom 1: After the device is turned on, the screen displays: device error

Or display: non-system disk or disk error, replace strike any key when ready

Explain that the hard disk cannot be booted, after booting with a floppy disk, type c:> after a:, and the screen displays:

invalid drive specification", the system ** does not recognize the hard disk. Fault analysis and handling: The cause of this fault is usually caused by the loss of disk setting parameters in CMOS or the wrong disk type setting.

Symptom 2: After the computer is turned on, the "wait" message stays for a long time, and finally the "HDD controller failure" appears. Fault analysis and treatment

The cause of this fault is usually poor contact or incorrect wiring of the hard disk cable interface.

Fault symptom 3:

After booting up, the screen displays: "invalid partition table", the hard disk cannot be booted, if it is booted from a floppy disk, it will be recognized as C disk. Fault Separation and Treatment:

The cause of this failure is usually an error in the partition table in the master boot record of the hard disk, and the above prompt will occur when multiple bootstrap partitions are specified (only one bootstrap partition can be specified) or when a virus occupies the partition table.

Symptom 4: After the self-test is completed after booting, it crashes or the screen displays: "No ROM Basic, System Halted" when booting from the hard disk.

Fault analysis and treatment

This is usually caused by a corrupted bootloader or virus, or the absence of a bootstrap flag in the partition table, or an override of the end flag 55aah. Boot from the floppy disk and execute the command "fdisk mbr". The fdisk contains the master bootloader** and the end flag 55aah, and the above command can be used to make the correct master bootloader and end flag in the fdisk overwrite the master bootloader on the hard disk, which is a quick and easy way to fix the damage to the master bootloader and the end flag 55aah.

If there is no bootstrap flag in the partition table, you can use NDD to quickly recover from the fault.