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Unless you specify otherwise, Windows initially partitions a drive as a basic disk by default. You must explicitly convert a basic disk to a dynamic disk. However, there are disk space considerations that must be accounted for before you attempt to do this—this consideration will be described later in this section. Another consideration is that because the dynamic disk partitioning scheme is proprietary, converting a dynamic disk to a basic disk requires (…)
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oct.
2005



