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  • Kingston SNV125-S2BN/64GB

    I just got my 1st SSD, a Kingston SNV125-S2BN/64GB. It is connected via usb. When I look at it in win7-64 Disk Management console, it shows three parts, two unallocated and one "OEM Partition", which it won't delete (right mouse button over and the only menu item is help). I want to reformat it to be one large partition but it win7 won't let me. I tried formating one of the unallocated partitions and then expanding it, but it won't allow me do the expand.

    Any suggestions?
    Last edited by gigabyter; 12-07-2009, 10:47 PM.

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    Re: Kingston SNV125-S2BN/64GB

    Try using a partition software instead, here is a free one that is good

    Easeus
    Free Download Partition Manager software.

    Of course if you want to fully format it, it would need to not be the OS drive. Just stating the obvious for those who may be unaware.

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      Re: Kingston SNV125-S2BN/64GB

      Originally posted by Lsdmeasap View Post
      Try using a partition software instead, here is a free one that is good

      Easeus
      Free Download Partition Manager software.

      Of course if you want to fully format it, it would need to not be the OS drive. Just stating the obvious for those who may be unaware.
      Thanks! I resolved the issue by using the CD that came with the SSD. It allowed me to delete the existing partition and format NTFS. Now all I need is a way to reformat it to ext3 in windows.

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        Re: Kingston SNV125-S2BN/64GB

        Great to hear you got it working!

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          Re: Kingston SNV125-S2BN/64GB

          Originally posted by Lsdmeasap View Post
          Great to hear you got it working!
          Was able to reformat to ext3 using GParted. Worked great! Now onto testing with my PCH C-200.

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            Re: Kingston SNV125-S2BN/64GB

            Cool, good luck and enjoy your new SSD!

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