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RE: Pre set boot partition & hidden partition size

GHOSTERR_29.TXT

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Partition Saving Tool

Partition Saving is DOS, Windows program that is used to save, restore and copy hard-drive, partitions, floppy disk and DOS, Windows or Linux devices. This tool allows to save all data on a partition to a file. It is able to compress data (using the gzip compression algorithm) and split it up into several files, this feature is useful when you have to save hard drive partitions to CD's or DVD's. Documentation is available here : Partition Saving Manual Source: Partition Saving

savepart.zip

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Missing partition resize options

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Partition Format Local Disk

REM Partition Format Local Disk REM Create diskpart script file echo select disk 0 > %ALTIRIS SHARE%\temp\diskpart%ID%.txt echo clean >> %ALTIRIS SHARE%\temp\diskpart%ID%.txt echo create partition primary align=64 >> %ALTIRIS SHARE%\temp\diskpart%ID%.txt echo select partition 1 >> %ALTIRIS SHARE%\temp\diskpart%ID%.txt echo active >> %ALTIRIS SHARE%\temp\diskpart%ID%.txt echo assign letter=C >> %ALTIRIS SHARE%\temp\diskpart%ID%.txt echo format fs=ntfs quick override >> %ALTIRIS SHARE%\temp\diskpart%ID%.txt REM Execute diskpart command diskpart /s %ALTIRIS SHARE%\temp\diskpart%ID%.txt REM Delete diskpart script file del %ALTIRIS SHARE%\temp\diskpart%ID%.txt

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Partition Management in WinPE

Have you ever needed to delete a partition inside of WinPE?

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Encrypted D partition appears unformatted after restore of unencrypted C partition

Hello I have been experimenting with backing up & restoring my C drive: Disk 0 before restoration: System Reserved 350MB C "system" -- not encrypted D "user" -- encrypted using Encryption Desktop 10.3.2 MP7 After restoring C (and I guess the MBR), the encrypted D partition appears as unformatted. Looking through various older posts, it appears there is no way to edit or instrument the MBR forcing the boot process to ask for the D partition password at system start-up? FYI -- after booting, I have tried commands such as pgpwde --recover -d 0 --passphrase "your passphrase" but no encrypted partition can be found. I also tried instrumenting the disk; the password prompt appears at boot for ~1 second and then disappears, the normal system start-up continues. I would like to confirm if there is anyway the MBR (or wherever it needs to be done) can be configured to see the D partition as encrypted? Thanks a lot...Peter

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Partition disk task status error

DSTasks.txt

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Automation Partition/Folder not installing

autoinst17.txt

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PGP is not recognizing partitions

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