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So this is a question about the 137 barrier question. I've read the FAQ and the other threads on it but I'm still sorta stumped. So all I need to have for full access are three things: WinXP SP2, 137+ Gb drive, and a supportable bios. So I've got SP2, I'm using a two WD 250Gb drives, and I'm using a TH7ii-raid. Now my TH7ii is using the latest bios drivers (EH) and if you look at the link (http://www.abit-usa.com/downloads/bios/bios_revision.php?categories=1&model=75) you'll see that they added 137+ support with the 7C update. Anyways, my question is with all of this does it mean that I can right-click on the drive and format it to the full disk space? Since right now It'll still only let me format up to 127Gb's. I've also tried formating off the WinXP setup but still no dice. I also noticed in the FAQ about making a change in the registry but I was assuming that was pre-SP1 only. Any suggestions? Thanks for the help.
 
You prob. formated and partitioned it before you upgraded to sp1? Using partion magic or even the windows disk management you can see the rest of the drive that you can have access to! Just format it and merge/divy up the space...partionmagic is truely the best in my eyes to do it!
 
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