partition, no others. If any of these assumptions are incorrect, please correct my assumptions. So, what did exactly did you cancel? Indicate what you're using to create and format partitions? Indicate whether you attempted to hide a partition, and...

How can I hide a drive only for users?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage () I have Windows XP Professional and would like to hide a partition of a new hard disk _only_ to users, not administrators. How can I do that?...

Creating a Dell diagnostic partition on a bare hard drive. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.dell () Yes, you can create a Dell diagnostic partition on a bare hard drive. Or at least I can. Or I did, and I can do it again, sometimes. First, I tried...

does let you do this, it can hide partitions from each other - (I think it's a good idea to do that so you don';t end up with conflicts...) This still leaves me scratching my head about moving the boot partition (Some sites call this the system partition)...

an operating system cd or "system restoration" cd's. HP sometimes uses a utility (though I forget the file name) that starts up with windows to hide that partition.... I believe it is a service, actually, but whatever the startup app (or service) is named,...

because you are going to end up with XP installed on drive D at that will aggravate you to kingdom come. Better to make both partition active with the partitioning utility then try to hide the ME partition and fool XP into installing on drive C also...

correct. Go into Partition Magic again, right click on the new Win XP (on your second HD), select Advanced and tick Hide Partition. Apply. You don't want it available at all. You won't then be able to see it from Windows. You won't have two choices...

simply hide the partition by removing whatever letter Windows 7 assigned to it. Doing so will not prevent you to boot into that partition if you ever needed to (because the BIOS will still see the partition and give you the option to boot from it - if you...

hard disk partition such as Resizing partitions, Copying partitions, Create partition, Delete partition, Format partition, Convert partition, Explore partition, Hide partition, Change drive letter, Set active partition and Partition Recovery. ...

technique but I'd try this. Change the partition on your second HD to unallocated space, the same size or larger than your C drive partition. Copy your C drive to this unallocated space with PM and hide the partition. If your first HD fails replace it...