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C-1. Outline of Disk Administrator
The Disk Administrator is a graphic tool for administrating the disk resources.
Outline of operations which the Disk Administrator can perform
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Volumes can be formatted and labeled.
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The partition sizes, additional partitions, blank areas which can be used to
create the striping sets, and other disk-related status information can be
read.
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The allocation of the drive names, volume labels, file system types and
sizes and other Windows NT volume-related status information can be
read.
C-2. How to start up Disk Administrator
1. From the [Start] menu, select and click [Programs]
5
[Administrative
Tools]
5
[Disk Administrator].
<Respond to messages until Disk Administrator starts up>
2. “System configuration will be automatically updated to reflect these
changes when you next opt to save changes when exiting Disk
Administrator.”
: [OK]
3. “System configuration will now be updated.” : [OK]
4. “Do you want to write a signature on Disk XX so that Disk Administrator
can access the drive?”
: [Yes]
5. The Disk Administrator now starts up, and the dialog box shown in Fig. 1
appears on the screen. (The display may vary slightly, depending on the
changes made to the disc capacity, etc.)
Fig. 1 Disk Administrator dialog box
Appendix
C
How to use Disk Administrator provided with
Windows NT