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size problem ! lol DON"T SAY IT !!!

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RealMentalCase

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i just finished putting everything togther and installed XP
on the HD ( WD sata 200gig) and in the HD properties it says capacity is 127 gig's
and i didn't set up any special partitions !!!

is it a jumper problem or what ?

I thought the jumper setting it didn't matter on a sata :confused:

Here's what i got

Abit IC7-G MAX 2
P4 3.0E 800mhz 1mb
2x512/3200 corsair xms
Antec Neo Power 480 watt
 
i believe that is a jumper configuration problem, or having a feature in your bios disabled or something.

i would first try all the other jumper settings, there are only 4 possiably ways to do it, so just try all of them
 
If you install windows XP without the service pack it will make a 137GB partition. Now that you have the service pack and it can recognize more than 137GB, you have to use a program, such as partition magic to change the size of the partition to the size of the hard drive.
 
No, just make sure you're resizing the existing partition. Sorry, I don't remember the exact procedure using partition magic. But this is what I did to overcome this problem and it worked fine.
 
nope, just open up program and resize the partition size that was made on the hd.....
 
The size of your hard drive. Resize the partition to as big as it can be.
 
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