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windows 2000 server - hard drive problem

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ppaik

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For some odd reason, my computer wont recognize anything more than 130gb on my 250gb hdd. I did a search on yahoo to see if anyone has seen this issue and all I got was to do all my updates on windows...

So far I have updated all I can, and still it doesn't show the whole hdd. Anyone have any fix to this?

Thanks in advance.

Phil
 
You need Windows 2000 SP3 or higher to support 48-bit LBA to break the 137GB (128GB binary) limitation of 32-bit addressing.

Ideally, you want to either have a pressed Win2000 w/SP4 CD, or build a slipstreamed installation disc yourself.
 
Originally posted by: pukemon
You need Windows 2000 SP3 or higher to support 48-bit LBA to break the 137GB (128GB binary) limitation of 32-bit addressing.
Click to expand...

There's also a registry fix, I believe.
 
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