I got a 3 TB internal harddisk today, which I then put into my external USB enclosure. Now it shows up as two separate harddisks, one 2 TB and one of 700 something GB. I have already tried converting the disk to GPT, and making sure there are no partitions on either disk, I've even tried cleaning it in Diskpart, in which case Device Management shows a popup asking me to initialize it, however it's STILL shown as 2 separate disks and yes, at that point it's already been converted to GPT. But I need to be able to use it as one disk.
The odd thing is that I already have two 3 TB internal harddisks in my computer that I've been able to use as one disk but I can't remember how I did it. I've thought about placing the new disk inside the computer but there's no more harddisk space in the chassis and I can't replace one of the harddisks already in there with my new disk.
So I could really use some advice on how to fix this 2 TB problem. Oh and btw, it's not intended as a boot disk which is good since I run Windows 7, and thus don't use UEFI.
The odd thing is that I already have two 3 TB internal harddisks in my computer that I've been able to use as one disk but I can't remember how I did it. I've thought about placing the new disk inside the computer but there's no more harddisk space in the chassis and I can't replace one of the harddisks already in there with my new disk.
So I could really use some advice on how to fix this 2 TB problem. Oh and btw, it's not intended as a boot disk which is good since I run Windows 7, and thus don't use UEFI.
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