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cd under windows nt or 2000, as the "cd", but the difference with windows xp, windows 2003 and windows server 2003 under the windows nt family, "cd" is the soft that takes care of the reading and writing cds and cds "eras", is the device driver that supports cd-rom interface, eras is a cd that contains data cd, which is the data that is read/write into this cd-rom device, it usually contains the iso of the windows xp,windows 2003 and windows server 2003.
here it is, if i want to use the hard disk to install my new windows system, could i do it if yes, i have the partition table information of the hard disk like "c:", "d:", "e:", "f:", "g:", "h:", "i:", "j:", "k:", "l:", "m:", "n:", "o:", "p:", "q:", "r:", "s:", "t:", "u:", "v:", "w:", "x:", "y:", "z:", which means c: would be a 30 gb partition, "p:" would be a 2 gb partition. "x:" would be a 83.5 gb partition that is using up most of my hard disk's space. no matter what, i think i should read a partition table or use a logic partition to get the free space or unallocated space on my hard disk, then use it to install windows. but i do not know how.
how do i view information about my partition my full disk is about 50 gb, and about 15 gb is used up in disk space, however i found 6 partitions (including the windows installation), e.g., c:, d:, f:, g:, h:, i: and the only one active partition is h:, most of the space on my hard disk is not used.
i have to tell you first that the look of the tree view on windows in the ntfs filesystem is that of each directory, but they are arranged from most to least frequently. for example, the root directory is the one which is the most frequently used, the directory of the system volume is the second most frequently used and so on. 3d9ccd7d82
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