Vista wont reconize but 931 GB of my Tera bit
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xpcman Posts 19528 Registration date Wednesday 8 October 2008 Status Contributor Last seen 15 June 2019 - 23 Sep 2009 à 22:35
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hi there,
this is normal
just take any hard drive volume like your for example
divide it three times by 1.024
you will get the amount you said
Thanks
this is normal
just take any hard drive volume like your for example
divide it three times by 1.024
you will get the amount you said
Thanks
xpcman
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The Disk drive manufacturer uses a decimal numbering system and lists the disk size BEFORE formatting.
Microsoft uses a hexadecimal numbering system (a mega-byte is 1024 decimal bytes in this system) and Windows lists the size AFTER formatting.
So, Windows always shows less space on the hard drive than what is printed on the hard drive. You don't have any lost space. It's just how things work.
Microsoft uses a hexadecimal numbering system (a mega-byte is 1024 decimal bytes in this system) and Windows lists the size AFTER formatting.
So, Windows always shows less space on the hard drive than what is printed on the hard drive. You don't have any lost space. It's just how things work.
