Thread: Tried installing Ubuntu, failed, now I'm missing 50GB
i tried installing ubuntu 11.10 on new laptop (hp pavilion dv6-6b20se). didn't want complete re-install , pre-partitioning hard disk, tried shrinking main ntfs partition (which 620gb + recovery , system partitions) , partitioning unallocated space, using ubuntu setup. showed 50gb tried shrink unusable allocate, expanded ntfs partition original size. not wanting give up, tried again. again, said unusable, expanded again. after rebooting, , booting in win7, noticed 50gb missing c: partition. cannot found disk manager or gparted.
can post image of disk management and/or gparted?
can't go missing. maybe it's left unallocated space not belonging partition.
hp ships laptops 4 primary partitions used. that's why if have unallocated space, ubuntu can't install because 4 primary partitions maximum, can't create more.
, don't try many times, can trouble.
can consider deleting 1 of restore or hp tools partition. never delete system reserved partition of win7. can create restore dvds restore software on laptop , don't need restore partition more. plus can use space if delete it.
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