When Disk Probe initially loads, it's not set to look at any files or partitions, so you'll have to tell the program which file, disk, or partition you want to work with.

At the end of this tutorial, you'll split your C: drive into 2 partitions, and the second one will contain a disk image of the first.

On Windows OS, managing hard disks and their partitions can sometimes become challenging, especially with the limited and somewhat confusing functionality of the official Windows Disk Management ...

The Disk Management utility is capable of shrinking and expanding partitions and it does not require any 3rd party utilities. This step-by-step tutorial helps you create, resize or delete a ...

If you don't want all your files in one place, but only have a single hard drive to work with, never fear -- you can just partition it! Here's how.

Terms like hard disk, drive, partition, and image are often confusing. Knowing the difference saves time and avoids errors ...

Formatting your partitions Once your drive is partitioned, each partition will have to be formatted with a filesystem. Luckily, the Disk Management utility makes this really easy.

Let's take a quick look at a step by step guide detailing how to partition an SSD in Windows using the built in Disk Management tool.

In my last tutorial I introduced you to Windows 2000's Disk Probe, a utility that lets you modify almost anything on your system's hard disk on a sector-by-sector basis. Now it's time to start ...

If you cannot initialize the hard drive, check on how you can do it for standard disk and for USB 3.0 drives. Next, follow the part of the tutorial based on your Partition Style. Mirror Windows ...