First
Download the Hiren's boot CD and write the ISO to empty DVD.
Insert the bootable DVD and boot from DVD
From first boot screen select Hard Disc Management option
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Hiren's First boot menu |
Select Gparted Partition editor
it will take few minutes to load the software
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HDD Manage tools |
Open the partition editor
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PartedMagic Desktop |
if you have more than one disc select appropriate disc first
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Select Disc |
Select from menu Device -> Create Partition table
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Create Partition table |
From opened window select Advance -> Partition table type [msdos] -> press Apply
Note that by pressing Apply button it's will delete whole data in the HDD
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Create Partition table |
Finally your HDD will be like fresh disk.
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HDD with new partition table |
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