The Idiot said:
You question is dumb ?neurocomp2003 said:
Thanks a lot, I have that problem and solved it with partition magic already.boteet said:Hello, everyone., it is me again. i am sorry for posting after you.
I just installed linux, gen2. I partitioned drives into 3 drives, C(10),D(10),E(20), installed windows into C, then I installed gen2 into E. when partitioning E for installation, I changed my mind and saved 5 GBs for windows, but after installation was finished, I logged on into windows and found no free space I tried to save there. Can you help me to get it back please?
hello, neurocom2003, yes, i installed mistenkenly both on teh same partition , :shy:, can u help me resolve probem ?neurocomp2003 said:
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