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‎11-14-2020 10:24 AM

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Product: Pavilion 15t-cs200
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Friends I need help,

 

First off I'm a newbie at deep tinkering around with Win10 and PC's in general and I potentially made a rookie mistake...noted. 

 

For some reason I thought it would be cool to mess around with my SSD, so I tried to convert my one and only drive to a Dynamic disk. The three partitions did not all change. 2 of the partitions stayed Basic and my C: drive (the only 1 to convert) changed to Dynamic. Ever since then my computer will not shut down when I use the GUI shutdown through the startup menu.

 

Even though I can't get it to shutdown through normal means I am able to shut it down using the command "shutdown /s". 

 

My question is, did I mess up my drive from functioning normally? My request for help is, how do I fix this issue?

 

Thanks sincerely, novice!

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