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01-17-2020 09:56 AM
purchase at walmart cash and lost receipt cannot get support , has never worked. however i did put a 80 gig hd and its working. would like to get the 900 gig drive to work, but cannot create partition with diskpart ( comand fails) . seems to something corrupted . any way to format this drive, i always fail at the create partition primary command in diskpart. get and i/o error
01-17-2020 10:38 AM
I don't know what it is you expect US to do about a failing command...
As an alternative, if you can connect the larger drive to the PC, consider downloading and installing Minitool Partition Wizard -- which is a free partitioning tool.
If that does not work, then there is something basic at work and we would have no way, from here, for diagnosing or repairing that.
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01-17-2020 03:38 PM
basically want to know how to reformat it , i know its possible cause while playing with with a few programs 1 night diskpart and format work, unfortunately at 33% i had not notices my ac adapter had be unpplugged and computer died.
all of these programs require u to pay for them to do the task as i want , which i have no problem with if they work. just wondering if someone new how to fix a corrupted hd
01-17-2020 10:02 PM
You basically can't fix a corrupted drive; instead, you have to reformat it from scratch.
The Minitool app I recommended is FREE, so I don't know why you said you have to pay for it.
You have to connect the drive you want to reformat to a working PC in order to do that.
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