if you have only one hd and only c:\, you only have one partition. If you want to create another partition and without partition magic(or software like this), it is a bit harder and you have to back up all your data, program before do so. Back up your program and data, then use a bootable 95, 98, or me disk with fdisk.exe, format.com file on it. Boot the system up and use fdisk.exe to delete the exiting partition, without exit the fdisk program, create 1 primary partition, 1 extended partition, 1 (or 2) logical partition. Exit the fdisk.exe and reboot your system with the same disk, then use format.com to format your c:\ and d:\ or so. If your have gdisk.exe(from norton ghost), it would be way easier. Boot up the machine with the same disk(95, 98, or me), run the gdisk to delete/create partition. (back up your program and data first). the gdisk command is like this: gdisk 1 /cre /pri /sz:4000 /for /q . 1 means the first disk, /cre means create, /pri means primary, /sz:4000 means 4 gig byte, /for means format in fat32, and /q means without prompt input. to create the remaining hd storage, just type gdisk 1 /cre /pri /for /q . You are creating 2 primary partitions instead of 1 primary, one extended and then logical. The Norton is the way to go, not fdisk.exe.
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