After partitionning my hard drive, I got the message (drive not accessible, wrong parameter.) How do I fix?
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Is this the only drive in the computer or is it an added drive (new slave)?  Is the OS Windows XP or something else?\nUsually the required sequence is partition first, set active (if not a secondary drive), reboot, format and then install software.  If you have three partitions, then you also need to set the logical drive and format them before they can be used.
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FDISK.EXE, it will let you create additional partitions.  Try start/run/fdisk.exe and click OK
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It may be windows problem. Firstly repair ur operating system. If not any effect then format ur HDD nd reinstall windows.
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sounds like the permissions are screwed.\n\nopen 'my computer', rightclick the drive and choose properties. Go to the security tab. click 'add' and add your account name. Give yourself 'full control' in the checkbox below and click apply. Then click advanced and check the 'replace permissions on all' etc. and click apply.\n\nYou should now be able to access your files.\n\nIf it still doesn't work you will have to take ownership: go to that advanced screen again, go to tab 'owner' and select your account and check 'replace owner on all etc', click apply again.
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Have you got a recovery disk?\n\nIf yes try that.\n\nIf no, seek expert help.\n\n///
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You need to mark the partition "Active" using fdisk.
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you need a windows disc. something has happened to you system files on the HD, it might jsut be a cable came out though, have a check when the computer is turned off.
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I think you might have to delete the partitions then create one partition for your whole drive.  I hope it works out for you.
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If you need to format the hard drive, it may mean you have lost the contents. However there are companies that can recover some or all of your data at a significant fee. Check out http://www.adrdatarecovery.com/g/index.html?gclid=CNX79Lezv4gCFRdDGgodSQ48Aw\n\nIn the mean time try calling Geeks on Call to help you better diagnosis the problem. http://geeksoncall.com/
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with out a program called partition magic(or something like it) you will have to restore your comuter with the windows disk and it will ask if you want to partition it. After it is done you will need to format the extra drives. It will ask you if you want to when you try to access it.
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I would suggest you right click on my computer and go to manage and then that will bring up a console and you go to disk management and you should be able to see what it says about your external drive ie if its un allocated or w/e. Post back with that info, btw did this hard drive work correctly in your other computer before it broke down or did it break down because the hard drive broke down or what ?
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Latch onto an external hard drive...shove all your important files in it. then basically wipe the whole damn hard drive, and reinstall the operating system. and when you do...partition your hard drive
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I Take It You Only Have One Drive And Have It Partitioned 3 Ways....I Figure C: Has Windows On It......Depending On What You Have On D: You Won't Be Able To Combine X: And D:....If You Have Any Program Files Or Any Files That The OS Uses On Partition D: When You Combine Or Repartition The Drive The OS Will Not Work Properly...You Are Better Off Starting All Over....Parition It The Way You Want And Then Reinstall Windows....If There Is Nothing On D: Well Then Thats Simple....Just Go To Control Panel>Administative Tools>Computer Managment>Disk Managment> And The Repartion The Way You Like.......
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If the drive doesn't have a partition on it then you might need something better than scandisk, like seatools Desktop\n\nhttp://www.seagate.com/support/seatools/\n\nSeatools although it's written by seagate will check any harddrive for bad sectors, or other problems. Download and burn the iso.
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Try getting QTParted instead. The program is very simple to use.\nAs always, back up everything before you mess with your partitions.
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The problem is the rest of your drive isn't allocated yet.\n\nYou have to understand one thing about a hard drive. Windows often leads to this confusion. Here it is....\n\nC: doesn't actually refer to a physical hard drive. It refers to the first partition on the first hard drive. You must create a new partition on the drive which will likely use the drive letter D: unless it's already in use.\n\nBy creating the new partition you allocate the rest of the space on the hard drive. You'll need to pick a file system. You should use NTFS.\n\nRead this for instructions on how to partition your drive.
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Did you just delete or reformat?  If you have not reformatted the old slave drive, do so immediately.  I think that should do it.