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Hi all,

After playing with "hackintosh" :) -I only formatted "c" drive to "mac-journal"in order to try it and I swear the rest of the hard drive space was left untouched(ntfs)-, I decided to go back to "windows", but even the drive-c is back to "ntfs", my laptop would not recognize it, which means there is NO way I could install any OS. :D

can anyone help me with it, I really don't want to end up sweeping entire hard drive.

Thanks

J.C

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If you're using XP, click the start button and select Run. Type in: compmgmt.msc Then, select Disk Management when the Computer Management window opens. Right click on your Disk and/or partition to see if you can fix it.

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If you're using XP, click the start button and select Run. Type in: compmgmt.msc Then, select Disk Management when the Computer Management window opens. Right click on your Disk and/or partition to see if you can fix it.

Well, frankly, I'm not running any OS at the moment because I can't install any of them due to having NO hard disk(?). :)

I've run "gparted live cd" to make sure my disk is formatted properly, but it says hard disk is not mounted, I could format it though.

Thanks.

J.C

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Select the unmounted C drive and create a partition on it, sounds like your C drive may be 'unallocated' which you should see in Gparted - you need to select the unallocated space and add a partition to it (formatted to ntfs)

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