📎 R rickd411 New Member Joined Oct 29, 2009 Messages 4 Oct 29, 2009 Thread Author #1 Hello... I've just installed Win7 on a fresh 2.0TB HD. Installation detected the drive as 1.0TB, and this hasn't changed since. If anyone has experienced this before and could offer some insight, I would be much obliged. Thanks. Solution Saltgrass Oct 30, 2009 Do you think your bios can handle a drive that large? If you look at it with Disk Mangement, does it look normal and show 1TB of unallocated space? Sort by date Sort by votes Saltgrass Excellent Member Microsoft Community Contributor Joined Oct 16, 2009 Messages 15,156 Oct 30, 2009 #2 Do you think your bios can handle a drive that large? If you look at it with Disk Mangement, does it look normal and show 1TB of unallocated space? Upvote 0 Downvote Solution You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads S Windows 7 2TB Hard Drive not compatible with Windows 7 64 snwboarder159 Dec 6, 2009 Windows Upgrade and Installation Replies 2 Views 11K Dec 6, 2009 snwboarder159 S Share: Facebook X Bluesky LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link
R rickd411 New Member Joined Oct 29, 2009 Messages 4 Oct 29, 2009 Thread Author #1 Hello... I've just installed Win7 on a fresh 2.0TB HD. Installation detected the drive as 1.0TB, and this hasn't changed since. If anyone has experienced this before and could offer some insight, I would be much obliged. Thanks.
Hello... I've just installed Win7 on a fresh 2.0TB HD. Installation detected the drive as 1.0TB, and this hasn't changed since. If anyone has experienced this before and could offer some insight, I would be much obliged. Thanks.
Solution Saltgrass Oct 30, 2009 Do you think your bios can handle a drive that large? If you look at it with Disk Mangement, does it look normal and show 1TB of unallocated space?
Do you think your bios can handle a drive that large? If you look at it with Disk Mangement, does it look normal and show 1TB of unallocated space?
Saltgrass Excellent Member Microsoft Community Contributor Joined Oct 16, 2009 Messages 15,156 Oct 30, 2009 #2 Do you think your bios can handle a drive that large? If you look at it with Disk Mangement, does it look normal and show 1TB of unallocated space? Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Do you think your bios can handle a drive that large? If you look at it with Disk Mangement, does it look normal and show 1TB of unallocated space?