How the notebook removes the HPA implied Protection section under Windows System

Most notebook manufacturers have one-click Restore system Settings. But because one-key recovery requires a certain amount of hard disk space (usually 5GB~10GB), and most users are not accustomed to using out-of-the-way vista systems, restoring partitions is cumbersome and a waste of space on a laptop's hard drive. How can I erase all of them? A key recovery for many notebooks is to use a hidden partition to put data from the recovery system on the hard disk. This kind of notebook of a key recovery hidden partition is very easy to delete, that if the "HPA" implied protection of the partition?

When installing the ghost version of XP may lead to the inability to install, to remove the "HPA" implied protection of the partition method many, need to use the DOS disk tool, for ordinary users is not easy to operate. The following method of removing suppressed partitions is simple, no need to use special software, and can operate under Windows, I believe that the general people are easy to master may wish to try.

The specific actions are as follows:

One of the tools used in the method is "Diskpart.exe" (VISTA and XP system with its own). First in the Start menu in the "Run" box enter "cmd" to determine the pop-up cmd interface, and then enter the "Diskpart.exe" carriage return (the following commands are not quotes).

Second, scan the disk: Enter "rescan" carriage return.

Third, display disk: Enter "list Disk" return. (Only one hard drive, show: Disk 0)

Four, selected disk: Enter "Select Disk 0" carriage return. (0 indicates that the first hard drive is selected)

Show all disk partitions: Enter the "list partition" carriage return. The Big Forum of Examination

Six, see which is the hidden partition, and then select the partition: Enter "Selectpartition 3" carriage return. (numbers represent the ordinal number of an implied partition)

Vii. Delete hidden partitions: After you select an implied partition, enter the "Deletepartition override" to delete.

After completing these steps, the implied partition becomes free space, and you can redistribute the partition's space with various partitioning software or the system's own Disk management tool. If there are problems with the system, please continue browsing this website.

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