Disk Management provides all the tools for managing disks, partitions, volumes, logical drives, and related file systems. It is part of the Microsoft Management Console. It is also convenient to open it. Just right click on the "Computer" icon in the desktop or the Start menu, select "Manage", in the left pane of the pop-up dialog box, select "Disk Management". Altar, Vista SP1, Vista Theme Website, Vista Download 9 B2 s$ m+ W& F# |
2 y If you are managing a remote computer, you can right-click on the "Command Prompt" in the attachment of the Start menu and select "Run as administrator" (if you are a super administrator of the Vista system, you can run it directly) and then inside Enter [compmgmt.msc /computer=your computer name], launch the remote management console, and connect directly to the remote computer. Vista Forum, Vista SP1, Vista Community, Windows Vista Theme Community, Vista Download, Vista System, Vista Software, Vista Theme, Vista Download, Dream Desktop, Vista Help, Windows Vista Help, C, K2 g+ N- n" f% H In the default configuration, the Disk Management tool displays a list of volumes in the upper pane section, and the lower pane shows the disk partitioning of this computer in graphical form. There are three views available. 1. Volume List: List For the detailed status of all the drives of the machine, click on any column name, such as layout or status, to sort all the disk information in this state. # Y; E5 M+ [( hbbs.vista123.com2 P& E7 t4 {, k" F+ x$ t2, graphical view: Provides a graphical view of the approximate information of all available physical and logical drives. The displayed information includes disk number, device type, etc. Basic, removable, and CD-ROM Etc. Also shows the disk space and the state of the disk device (online or offline). Each partition also provides the drive letter, volume label, file system, partition size, disk health status, etc. 3 Disk list view: Shows information about the hard disk, including its number and type, such as basic, removable, CD-ROM, etc. There are also disk size, device status, undivided size, device interface type (such as integration) Device circuit IDE, small computer system interface SCSI, universal serial bus USB, FireWire 1394, etc.).com3 _: k4 ]; p9 o- ^ view can be changed by the "View" option: change the top to select "View" - ""top", the bottom method is similar. If you want to partition in the undivided space, right-click this undivided space, select "New Simple Volume", and then all the way to the next step, if you want to change the new partition Space, there is a corresponding option in the wizard, very foolish is not explained here. If you want to divide a free space in the divided partition, right click on the partition, select "compressed volume", and then select in the wizard The compressed space, when completed, will find that there is more free space behind this partition, then you can partition this space separately. If you want to expand the partition The free space of the partition (first make sure that this free space is behind this partition, otherwise it can't be merged) Just click on this partition and select "Extended Volume".