Samsung 120Gb Evo errors/no space?
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Newtorfer
August 8, 2014 4:56:42 PM
Here's the story:
My Garry's Mod is broken and I needed a bunch of content so my friend had to manually send all his .gma's to me. I downloaded this shady installer from Speedyshare and downloaded a 41+GB file of content. Keep in mind I have 53 gb free in my ssd. I then download all the addons and store it in my Downloads. I proceed to move the huge folder to my D drive, my 1Tb Hard Drive. I move each folder to the garrysmod folder but after a while it says "You do not have space on this disk", and now Samsung magician is giving me errors http://puu.sh/aKxkV/8f88b5b2c5.png.
Any help to get my 53 gigs back? Thanks in advance!
My Garry's Mod is broken and I needed a bunch of content so my friend had to manually send all his .gma's to me. I downloaded this shady installer from Speedyshare and downloaded a 41+GB file of content. Keep in mind I have 53 gb free in my ssd. I then download all the addons and store it in my Downloads. I proceed to move the huge folder to my D drive, my 1Tb Hard Drive. I move each folder to the garrysmod folder but after a while it says "You do not have space on this disk", and now Samsung magician is giving me errors http://puu.sh/aKxkV/8f88b5b2c5.png.
Any help to get my 53 gigs back? Thanks in advance!
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Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 9:20:06 AM
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Backup ALL data on the drive and low-level format it with H.D.D.L.L.F.
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Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 11:16:48 AM
Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 12:29:53 PM
Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 12:33:55 PM
Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 12:38:34 PM
Download H.D.D.L.L.F. and install it. Run it and select the Samsung 120GB Evo and do a full wipe. That 100% wipes the ENTIRE drive, removes ALL partitions, and the MBR. If the drive came out of a BIOS system, re-initialize the drive the the MBR partition type. If it came out of a UEFI system, re-initialize the drive with the GPT partition type. This MUST be done in Disk Management and with Admin rights. Note: The wipe will take several hours, depending on the size of the drive. A 160GB drive took about 50 minutes on IDE. It should go even faster with a SSD on SATA. Hope it helps!
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Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 12:52:17 PM
Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 3:05:44 PM
Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 3:16:30 PM
The program you sent me, H.D.D.L.L.F.
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Open Command Prompt with Admin Rights. Type in CHKDSK /f /r. Hit Enter. Press Y at the prompt saying you want to force a dismount on the drive. If no error happens, press Ctrl+C. Close Command Prompt and retry HDDLLF. The reason I had you run the CHKDSK /f /r command is to dismount the Samsung drive to format it. DO NOT FORGET to put the drive letter in front of the CHKDSK /f /r command. (E.x. CHKDSK /f /r E
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Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 3:39:10 PM
Doesn't give me that.. http://puu.sh/aLJON/080d67631d.png
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Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 3:49:20 PM
Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 3:51:53 PM
Right now, DO NOT install Windows on that drive. Make a new folder on the Samsung drive and place ALL STORAGE DRIVE CONTENTS into that folder. To make it quick, open the root of the storage drive, hold down the Ctrl key and press A. Then press Ctrl+C. Navigate to the folder on the samsung drive and open it. Then press Ctrl+V. Let Windows copy the files and install Windows on that drive. Open the root of the Samsung drive and navigate to Program Files (x86) and copy the HDDLLF folder (may be named HDDGuru or something along those lines to the desktop. Once that is complete, copy all personal data to the Windows disk with the fresh install. Open the folder and navigate to the HDDLLF folder and run the HDDLLF executable (maybe HDDLLF.exe or something like that). Select the Samsung drive and do a full wipe. If the drive came out of a BIOS system, re-initialize the drive the the MBR partition type. If it came out of a UEFI system, re-initialize the drive with the GPT partition type. This MUST be done in Disk Management and with Admin rights. Note: The wipe will take several hours, depending on the size of the drive. A 160GB drive took about 50 minutes on IDE. It should go even faster with a SSD on SATA. Hope it helps!
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Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 4:20:55 PM
Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 4:32:06 PM
This MUST be done with Admin rights. Go into Disk Management and right-click the storage drive partition and click "Shrink". Shrink the partition to 512,000MB (half of the drive). Let the partition shrink to 500GB. There should be 500GB of unallocated space. Right-Click the unallocated space and select "New Partition". Hit "Next" until you need to specify the filesystem type. Set the type to NTFS. Continue hitting "Next" until the partition is created. Install Windows 7 to that partition. It should be called "New Partition". Open the root of the Samsung drive and navigate to Program Files (x86) and copy the HDDLLF folder (may be named HDDGuru or something along those lines to the desktop. Once that is complete, copy all personal data to the Windows disk with the fresh install. Open the folder and navigate to the HDDLLF folder and run the HDDLLF executable (maybe HDDLLF.exe or something like that). Select the Samsung drive and do a full wipe. If the drive came out of a BIOS system, re-initialize the drive the the MBR partition type. If it came out of a UEFI system, re-initialize the drive with the GPT partition type. This MUST be done in Disk Management and with Admin rights. Note: The wipe will take several hours, depending on the size of the drive. A 160GB drive took about 50 minutes on IDE. It should go even faster with a SSD on SATA. Hope it helps!
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August 9, 2014 4:59:25 PM
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Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 6:17:29 PM
CompGee said:
Yes. When done, re-install Windows 7 on the Samsung drive and open up Disk Management. Delete the Windows 7 partition and the extra partition made by the Windows setup. Merge the 500GB partition with the unallocated 500GB. The 1000GB drive should be fully utilized. Hope it works!1. My keyboard isn't getting picked up
2. Neither is my Ethernet cable
3. It still says there's activity on the drive after booting from the new partition
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Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 6:26:50 PM
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August 9, 2014 7:28:11 PM
Newtorfer
August 9, 2014 7:30:18 PM
I still don't get what "The add is wiped" means. Disable that pesky autocorrect. Link: http://www.wikihow.com/Disable-Autocorrect-on-an-iPhone...
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Newtorfer
August 10, 2014 11:47:10 AM
It's actually an LG G3 (100% reccomend btw). Anyway, I got the new install, everything is up and running beautifully! I only have one more question: How do I merge all of the unallocated spaces and the 500 gig partitons to make the full 1000 gigs again?
The phone wrote SSD and add, so just substitute add for SSD. 3rd...I don't even know where that came from.
The phone wrote SSD and add, so just substitute add for SSD. 3rd...I don't even know where that came from.
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Newtorfer
August 10, 2014 12:51:18 PM
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I forgot to mention that if there is a bootloader present on one of the hard drives detected on the system, the Windows installation will not add a bootloader to the new installation. I am really sorry for the inconvenience. Shut the system down and unplug the storage drive. Start the system up. You should get BOOTMGR is missing, Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to restart. Insert the Windows installation disc and restart. Set the CD/DVD drive as the first boot device. Save and reboot. You should boot off of the installation disc. Hit Alt+R. Let Automatic Repair run. Let Windows apply the changes and reboot. During the POST, remove the disc from the drive. If Windows says that there was a error communicating with a device in the computer, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to restart. If that was all that needed to be done, Windows should boot. If you get NTLDR is missing, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to restart, insert the Windows installation disc and restart. You should boot off the installation disc. Hit Alt+R. Let Automatic Repair run. Let Windows apply the changes and reboot. During the POST, remove the disc from the drive. If Windows says that there was a error communicating with a device in the computer, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to restart. If that was all that needed to be done, Windows should boot.
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August 12, 2014 11:54:54 AM
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