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Why Unraid Shows NTFS drive with (2) parititions. Windows only sees (1)

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Have not been able to figure this out all day. I have a WD Easystore drive which I keep formatting with one entire partition on my Windows PC.

Unraid keeps seeing it having two. I keep using Disk Management in Windows and it shows just 1.

Two Partitions.jpg

Solved by Kilrah

  • Community Expert

Probably something windows is doing that is skipping the smaller partition for whatever reason windows has.

Why not just format it on unraid?

Edited by MowMdown

  • Author

Probably my ignorance, but not sure how to format it NTFS. Only seems to do xfs. I want to be able to hook it up to my Windows PC and see the files as necessary.

  • Community Expert
  • Solution

Install Unassigned Devices Plus on unraid, enable destructive mode, clear all partitions, then format NTFS.

Edited by Kilrah

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22 minutes ago, bmartino1 said:

to inform where data is on disk.

No.

  • Author

Thank you. I had the add-on actually installed, but apparently was doing the steps incorrectly. Finally, I did something right and after selecting clear (again) this time format came up with options. Your suggestion of using UnRaid to format NTFS was what I needed to get me to look at what I was doing wrong. Appreciate it!

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