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Each disk has only one partition, right?<br />

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Each disk has only one partition, right?


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No, each disk has 4 500 meg partitions.<br />

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Hello. I've got an interesting problem. &nbsp;I have two IDE drives and each were formatted with 4 500 meg NTFS partitions when installed with NT 3.51. &nbsp;Everything worked great for several months.<br />
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Then, out of the blue, I was unable to access the partitions on the second disk at all. &nbsp;I finally re-partitioned them using Disk Manager and tried to reformat. &nbsp;When I do this it says &quot;0K available&quot; and marks the disk as &quot;RAW&quot;.<br />
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But get this--I can format using FAT and it works fine. &nbsp;Any ideas? &nbsp;Thanks.
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Hello. I've got an interesting problem.  I have two IDE drives and each were formatted with 4 500 meg NTFS partitions when installed with NT 3.51.  Everything worked great for several months.

Then, out of the blue, I was unable to access the partitions on the second disk at all.  I finally re-partitioned them using Disk Manager and tried to reformat.  When I do this it says "0K available" and marks the disk as "RAW".

But get this--I can format using FAT and it works fine.  Any ideas?  Thanks.

Can Format FAT, but not NTFS with 3.51

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