Summary: Hi I have 2 SCSI HD, partitioned as C D E NTFS mirrored. I have broken the mirror and deleted the E partition and made a volume set with D. Is it pos...
Summary: I installed Winnt 4.0 and create a partition of 4 gig (cause that's all it allows you to) and chose ntfs as my file system. When I try to extend the ...
Summary: I have a pc which contains 2 hdds. One failed. The failed drive contained 1/2 of a volume set - it is impossible to read. The other half is on the ...
Summary: I hope someone here can help me... I have a 20 GB drive that was partitioned as 1 16GB and 2 2 GB partitions for reasons unknown to me. The 3 partiti...
Summary: Hi, we have a PDC that need to strip down to joint another PDC as a BDC. On this PDC there are 2 partion 1 is 4GB on the first HD and the other is 25...
Summary: I installed Winnt 4.0 and created a partition of 4 gig (cause that's all it allows you to) and chose ntfs as my file system, leaving me 2 gigs of free...
Summary: i`m learning up some basic stuff and have come across different raid levels now i understand the raid levels but it told me about volume sets but i c...
Summary: We have an NT 4.0 Server with 3 hard drives. One system drive and 2 45GB drives that were configured as a 90gb spanned/striped set (not sure if spanne...
Summary: I've installed Win NT on a 10 GB disk, but I couldn't get my C-drive larger than 2GB under partioning, and now I can't seem to extend its volum by usi...
Summary: No, you can only increase volume sets. But two other ways are: First partition the new drive using disk admin, using all the space on the disk. Use ...
Summary: I have an old NT351 server whose NTFS system disk has crashed badly. A volume of 2 SCSI 9GB drives needs if possible to be recovered - on a new instal...
Summary: Yes, you can but it's not as you would do it on Novell or Unix. That is you can't just expand it from other volumes. With NT Diks Administrator you c...
Summary: Has one of the drives already go a partition on it containing data? If so in Disk Admin, click on that partition to select it, hold down the CTRL key ...
Summary: Ji I am having tons of trouble with this damn NT4 server, the files are getting corrupted only after 2 days, I think I must have done something wrong ...
Summary: It works fine with most partitions, be sure however to safe your harddisk setup with the diskmanager if you have RAID sets or Volume sets on your mach...
Summary: I have recently added a 3rd "data" drive to my WinNT SBS w/SP4, Dual Pent Pro server. I now have 9, 9, and 18Gb drives. Is there any way for my Win9x ...
Summary: if you are talking about the c:\(system partition) then no, but if you have for example a d: drive and you added another drive and you want to add tha...
Summary: Hi To create a mirroring disc set under NT Workstation we need to get the Disc Administrator from our NT Server CD. I've heard of some tool called unc...
Summary: NT is limited to a 7.8G system partition under NTFS; under FAT16 it limited to 4Gig. The boot-partition (where the OS resides)is also limited to 4Gig ...
Summary: Yes you can merge drives but the 2nd one needs to be empty. This is referred to as spanning a volume or in Microsoft terms a volume set. You do this...
Summary: Hi there, I have an crystalware soundcard which i'm using on an nt 4.0 operating system with 64mb ram on a P400. The problem is that, the volume setti...
Summary: look up FTedit and volume sets in Technet or Knowledge Base on MS's web site. They have a procedure to get your volume set back. It's hairy but has ...
Summary: My 2 cents. 1. There is limit (due to the connector ribbon) to how many discs you can use. 2. Only one disk will store the parity info. 3. In the re...
Summary: I have just added another disk to my server that is RAID5. The disk is configured in the array and NT sees the "free space." How can I add this space ...
Summary: There are two problems I have encountered. 1. I am not seeing the windows logon box when NT starts. No errors occur and the cursor arrow does appear...
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