[Coco] Need help thanks in advance

[Mike Delyea]

In Windows, you cannot have a partition larger than 2TB unless certain
conditions are met.  The partition must be initialized by using the GUID
partition table (GPT) partitioning scheme.  Furthermore, you must have a
UEFI BIOS if you intend to boot from it.  A regular MBR partition and
non-UEFI BIOS won't work.  You would have to start over from scratch.

On Fri, Oct 23, 2020 at 9:28 PM Joshua Harper via Coco <coco at maltedmedia.com>
wrote:

> Hi guys I know this is off-topic but didn’t know who else to ask I just
> had my Windows 7 PC fixed with a brand new 4 TB hard drive put in it with
> Windows 7 ultimate when I got back my PC under properties of a hard drive
> it showing capacity 1.97 available hard drive space how can I get back the
> rest of my hard drive space the other 2 TB apparently they put a partition
> on it I believe is there any way of taking off the partition where I can
> get the whole 4 TB access again thanks I appreciate all your help
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