i like your video style, loud, clear, and to the point. you arent like 99% of other yotubers stumbling through a list of notes with blurry as crap video
Hey it worked great for the most part. But I do have one question, I don't want to have that 20 GB pulled aside anymore, how do I undo that? I tryed system restore but that didnt work either. By the way Im running Windows 7 Home premium 64-bit -- HP Pavilion dv6
@dylan5449 What you do is you delete the added volume and once you delete it it will show that it is unused and then you right click on your main drive C and click extend.
Nice! I actually know how to boot, install and configure several OSes so it wasn't helpful for me, but the tutorial is great for everybody who wonders the boot thing :> I recommend it
i currently have windows and have it installed in my c drive, when that got full i bought and external hard drive.... apart from manually transferring my own created files to my external hard drive, to just leave windows on my c drive, is there any other way to do that?... i plan to have windows and linux on my internal c drive and my program files and data on my external....
Simple question, I think. After downloading the torrent, in the folder, what should I do with the seven other files that aren't the .iso file? Do I burn them to the disk as well?
I have a question... can I partition my External hard drive and run linux from my external hard drive and if i want i can unplug my external hard drive and go to Windows? I know that was a long question but please help.
Hey I'm sure this is a pretty noob question, but how did you create that origional partition between windows file systems and you're actual data storage. Also, how do you tell windows and linux which partition is the other operation system and which is where to save files? That may have been a really dumb question, but any advice would be much appreciated
Not being able to shrink has hardly anything to do with how long you have been using your drive. Because of NTFS, it has something called MFT or master file table and normally with vista, it would store this MFT at the end of the partition. Since windows dosent want you to touch it it says you cant shrink. There are defragging tools like perfectdisk that can shift this MFT but if you use windows 7 there shouldnt be a problem
Hey, Problem, after gets done from the main screen(Mandriva) it looks like its trying to load something but, its not doing it, I tried hitting enter, esc, everything, i push the power button, goes back to the Mandriva screen and says "shutting down your system"(or something along those lines) Im going to boot up from it a 3rd time and hopfully get it right, if you can, tell me whats going on?
2. I got to the Disk Management part, I clicked it, and the two volumes shown are "C" and "ServiceV001" not "D". Can I use the "ServiceV001" volume instead of "D"?
Hi Coverless, I find your tutorial awesome but I am having problems. I do everything and get it to boot from the disk but i am unable to move my mouse to continue the installation. I can't select language or continue. I have a logitech keyboard and mouse combo, I thought it might be that so i switched to a regular mouse and it didnt help :( can you help?
Your video is great , so I try to your steps in my new PC. My question, if your D partition is a logical drive instead of primary partition, is it still ok the Mandriva installation??
Hey CoverlessTech, thank you very much for the great tutorial but when i come to the part of installing Linux when i am running it off the CD i am unable to choose the option use free space, i can only choose use free space on microsoft partition. I am running Windows 7 Home Premium
Thx for the great video! I need urgent help. In window 7, I want to shrink my C partition to create a new Data Files partition. But as I formatted to create axNTFS partition(G: 200GB), the resultant is a logical drive instead of Primary partition. How to get a Primary Partition so that later I will use that for Mandriva installation(in another Unallocated 20GB space)? Currently in my PC, there are 2 Primary partitions(Recovery; C parttion).
hey i need some help. when i open the partitions i have to. the c drive and the d drive. but the d drive isnt my data. its my recovery data and it only has 10.92GB. i dont know what to do. is it safe to take the memory from the c drive? please help
Hey Stephen, when I tried this I got up to where Mandriva starts booting and then it stops and asks for a local user account name and password which I do not have. Any clue about what's happening?
i did all you say from part and but as it was rebooting from install it said some error wit hthe medium. i hope something that can be fixed. and other thing that i noitce is that no 3D desktop :( how can i get it ?
Thats just the greedy way Windows uses disc space.
As long as you store all your media(music, movies, ect) on the larger windows partition and keep the linux side for just linux and linux apps then 15GB should due you fine for a while.
Thanks again man. I used GParted to shrink the windows volume, but arrived at the same result... Keep doing the Linux tuts, there needed on youtube...:)
Should I do something if the extra stuff at the end of video2 didn't download?
balex92 3 weeks ago
i like your video style, loud, clear, and to the point. you arent like 99% of other yotubers stumbling through a list of notes with blurry as crap video
FraeStudios 1 month ago
does it works with linux debian?
TuTCompany 1 month ago
i think Linux is better than vista
drumsTJ 1 month ago
vesamenu.c32 not a COM32R image
Hi675445 2 months ago
Hey it worked great for the most part. But I do have one question, I don't want to have that 20 GB pulled aside anymore, how do I undo that? I tryed system restore but that didnt work either. By the way Im running Windows 7 Home premium 64-bit -- HP Pavilion dv6
Hope you can help!
Thanks
-Dylan
dylan5449 2 months ago
@dylan5449 What you do is you delete the added volume and once you delete it it will show that it is unused and then you right click on your main drive C and click extend.
MrMertzrl 5 days ago
Help! I can't create that big of a space at the screen at 4:46!
austinjb555 2 months ago
Nice! I actually know how to boot, install and configure several OSes so it wasn't helpful for me, but the tutorial is great for everybody who wonders the boot thing :> I recommend it
advsoft 3 months ago
gorgeous, man
tylerfg2 4 months ago
100 Likes!!
mattg30380003 4 months ago
lol the 1 person who disliked this vid was bill gates.
imperialcrypt 4 months ago
by the way i dont know how i came here am just watching every dam thing
liquidtion 5 months ago
i love the way you talk ,great video ,and u shld work in t.v
liquidtion 5 months ago
how did you get your d drive next to you c drive and do you have 2 hard drives on you computer
TheBigshooter6 6 months ago
my size avalable to shrink: 349 ..... and thats after i defragd..... please help
TheMrsuperbing 7 months ago
@JoellynBryant surveys suck!!!!
Mark21aek 7 months ago
I keep on gettin this stupid message of "failed to start the x server " n them it asks me to configure it
phinephasasare 7 months ago
Cool. How do I delete them now?
GamerAndReviewer 8 months ago
can this work with SUSE custom OS's??
Gumbo777productions 8 months ago
i have one problem my D disk isn't that big but on my C there is plenty of space what should i choose
derkjna 8 months ago
Great vid. Thanks!
luminaia 10 months ago
isn't it simpler to acces the boot menu instead of changing the bios settings?
DemonTraven 10 months ago
wow ur monitors big, thanks for the overview, helped alot :D
JakeDrew2 10 months ago
What if I dont have enough memory for 20GB of unallocated space? how much is 10GB? 10240?
MoBeauBeau 11 months ago
how long should the blue MANDRIVA screen with white circles stay up? Im booting from a usb key.
Thanks
dellmanforlife 11 months ago
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RamCar71 1 year ago
MS Windows 7 link:
downloadblinks . c__o___m
MrDowneyListon1 1 year ago
hey dude i did 10 GB on mandrreava and did fine :)
saltman90 1 year ago
hats off to Coverless Tech, Supervideo ,you didnt just show us how to do it, but told all reasoning that goes with it, thanks so much
toucan33 1 year ago
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django712 1 year ago
can u download the 32-bit linux if you have a 64 bit 7?
MrEvol94 1 year ago 7
@MrEvol94 Of course! Your not confined to one Architecture.
lindsaymobil22 7 months ago
@MrEvol94 Yes.
ZeDaxter 3 months ago
@MrEvol94 yes
miguelangelv7 2 months ago
man his computer motherboard is old lol or cheap
Moethemad70 1 year ago
you sound like my cousin corey
kangarouvorbis 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
heyy
i have a Question:
when i run it from the DVD
then i get a error Message:
Failed to start X server (your graphical interface)
can someone help mee?
MrFreak1712 1 year ago
heyy
i have a Question:
when i run it from the DVD
then i get a error Message:
Failed to start X server (your graphical interface)
can someone help mee?
MrFreak1712 1 year ago
How big is your monitor? Sorry i know random question.
shwm19 1 year ago 2
@shwm19 24 inche 16:10
CoverlessTech 1 year ago 10
question...
i currently have windows and have it installed in my c drive, when that got full i bought and external hard drive.... apart from manually transferring my own created files to my external hard drive, to just leave windows on my c drive, is there any other way to do that?... i plan to have windows and linux on my internal c drive and my program files and data on my external....
how would i go about doing this?
3eneboy 1 year ago
I have a 750GB disk and I could Shrink only 20,5GB!!!
GamerAndReviewer 1 year ago
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GamerAndReviewer 1 year ago
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lilmaqi 1 year ago
Simple question, I think. After downloading the torrent, in the folder, what should I do with the seven other files that aren't the .iso file? Do I burn them to the disk as well?
MicrowavedCoyote 1 year ago
guys...HELP...please...do i realy need to burn it on a DVD with 4.7gb or can i use a CD with 700mb???
CroHellMan 1 year ago
@CroHellMan If Ubuntu or Linux is more that 690MB, then burn it to a DVD because it won't fit at a CD. But if it's less than 690MB, burn it to a CD.
GamerAndReviewer 1 year ago
@CroHellMan yes you can use a 700mb cd =)
iiyyoorraamm 1 year ago
Awesome Videos dude ;) helped me alot thanks ;D
Thecatboi 1 year ago
Ok so i downloaded it and burned it to a CD and i do the configuration and it keeps going back to windows plz help!!!!!!
Kfreeman707 1 year ago
that was alot easier than i thought
raff0123456789 1 year ago
gostei muito bom
1648sandro 1 year ago
I have a question... can I partition my External hard drive and run linux from my external hard drive and if i want i can unplug my external hard drive and go to Windows? I know that was a long question but please help.
CamCam8771 1 year ago
@CamCam8771 Yes you can (:
mafiapanda 1 year ago
Hey I'm sure this is a pretty noob question, but how did you create that origional partition between windows file systems and you're actual data storage. Also, how do you tell windows and linux which partition is the other operation system and which is where to save files? That may have been a really dumb question, but any advice would be much appreciated
bladerbeast9 1 year ago
Do you have to burn a disk? I don't have a cd/dvd burner.
TheInedibleHunk 1 year ago
hi!! good vid thx, just a question what kind of computer do you have it is sooooooo fast!!!
thx
utube2pietronet 1 year ago
@utube2pietronet u just have a shit pc coz mine is faster than his!!! :D
pkmaster650 1 year ago
Can you use it with a external hardive?
1646Alex 1 year ago
when i do this how do i make the drive a primary source
sammyyssdk 1 year ago
Not being able to shrink has hardly anything to do with how long you have been using your drive. Because of NTFS, it has something called MFT or master file table and normally with vista, it would store this MFT at the end of the partition. Since windows dosent want you to touch it it says you cant shrink. There are defragging tools like perfectdisk that can shift this MFT but if you use windows 7 there shouldnt be a problem
lindsaymobil22 1 year ago
Thank you, this was very helpful.
WerdlaRamikad 1 year ago
you should make a video about making one of those data drives and moving all the stuff over to it that would be awesome
BUCK3TM4N 1 year ago
now let me ask a question could you instead use a usb drive instead of burning to a disk
spenglerrocks95 1 year ago
@spenglerrocks95 Yes, check my recent video about ubuntu 10.04 usb key.
CoverlessTech 1 year ago
@CoverlessTech hey im using linux but i only shrunk 25gigs i need more how can i add more space>
Dayfoxx7000 9 months ago
@spenglerrocks95 You can also download winrar. Then extract the iso file and run it from there ;)
GoerdingscapePK 1 year ago
ahaha why whould anyone wanna duel boot in to vista, VISTA??????
devilsclaw69 1 year ago
i use ubuntu
Rickyhi100 1 year ago
i can't shrink volume help
arab4me 1 year ago
good job!! i'll do this!!! congratulations!!!
good demonstration!!!
maicon22225 1 year ago
Hey, Problem, after gets done from the main screen(Mandriva) it looks like its trying to load something but, its not doing it, I tried hitting enter, esc, everything, i push the power button, goes back to the Mandriva screen and says "shutting down your system"(or something along those lines) Im going to boot up from it a 3rd time and hopfully get it right, if you can, tell me whats going on?
djloki666 1 year ago
1. I have a XP, will Linux work on it?
2. I got to the Disk Management part, I clicked it, and the two volumes shown are "C" and "ServiceV001" not "D". Can I use the "ServiceV001" volume instead of "D"?
MrMutobuMan 1 year ago
hm when i did this with kubuntu it told me it was an unusable partition.
gingerkid367 1 year ago
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how do you get the data partition in disk managment? mine says recovery
punkindrublic21 1 year ago
how do you get the data partition in disk managment? mine says recovery
punkindrublic21 1 year ago
your steps are very clear thanks
Lynnc83 1 year ago
I'm doing this now with Linux Mint!
bluedove2897 1 year ago
Hi Coverless, I find your tutorial awesome but I am having problems. I do everything and get it to boot from the disk but i am unable to move my mouse to continue the installation. I can't select language or continue. I have a logitech keyboard and mouse combo, I thought it might be that so i switched to a regular mouse and it didnt help :( can you help?
guitarmaster360 1 year ago
Hi Coverless Tech,
Your video is great , so I try to your steps in my new PC. My question, if your D partition is a logical drive instead of primary partition, is it still ok the Mandriva installation??
Thx,
vtskcy 1 year ago
dude. awsome tutorial. you rock
trusodapop 1 year ago
Hey CoverlessTech, thank you very much for the great tutorial but when i come to the part of installing Linux when i am running it off the CD i am unable to choose the option use free space, i can only choose use free space on microsoft partition. I am running Windows 7 Home Premium
Thanks ;)
darthvenomzor 1 year ago
Thx for the great video! I need urgent help. In window 7, I want to shrink my C partition to create a new Data Files partition. But as I formatted to create axNTFS partition(G: 200GB), the resultant is a logical drive instead of Primary partition. How to get a Primary Partition so that later I will use that for Mandriva installation(in another Unallocated 20GB space)? Currently in my PC, there are 2 Primary partitions(Recovery; C parttion).
vtskcy 1 year ago
hey i need some help. when i open the partitions i have to. the c drive and the d drive. but the d drive isnt my data. its my recovery data and it only has 10.92GB. i dont know what to do. is it safe to take the memory from the c drive? please help
celtics951753 2 years ago
uhh my data files arent stored in disk manageemnt; how do I store it there?
happi127166 2 years ago
and also right now i have about 30GB free on my hard drive, however after i run the "shrink", it only allows me to enter something with 10G
liyunzhe2004 2 years ago
Hey Stephen, when I tried this I got up to where Mandriva starts booting and then it stops and asks for a local user account name and password which I do not have. Any clue about what's happening?
Sam1sm 2 years ago
i did all you say from part and but as it was rebooting from install it said some error wit hthe medium. i hope something that can be fixed. and other thing that i noitce is that no 3D desktop :( how can i get it ?
agathaga 2 years ago
ok when i go to my c drive it says i have 40g of free space but when i go to shrink it says i only have 15g, even after i defraged everything.
where did the rest of my drive go?
and should i be fine with just the 15g
duude11111 2 years ago
Thats just the greedy way Windows uses disc space.
As long as you store all your media(music, movies, ect) on the larger windows partition and keep the linux side for just linux and linux apps then 15GB should due you fine for a while.
CoverlessTech 2 years ago
can you shrink your c drive or will it affect performance etc?
karlvincent12345678 2 years ago
You can shrink C no problem. I did it with the other drive because that one had more to shrink.
CoverlessTech 2 years ago
@CoverlessTech how long will the shrinking take? ive been in the shrinking window for 30minutes now...
dcfoxfire 2 years ago
Thanks again man. I used GParted to shrink the windows volume, but arrived at the same result... Keep doing the Linux tuts, there needed on youtube...:)
SMacEwan 2 years ago
do you need to have to drives or can you duel boot from one drive?
gfneeded1 2 years ago
You can do it from one drive. I only have one drive.
CoverlessTech 2 years ago
good stuff regards from mexico
muertomaniaco 2 years ago