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In the Disk Management for all the drives , "Delete
Partition" is in disabled mode ? so plzzz help me to get
in enabled mode .
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Answer Posted / parvinder
Log in by administrator mode
open my computer
Right Click on any drive
Go to Properties
Select Hardware Tab
Select Drive that is Disabled
Go to Properties Tab
Select Enabale Options Then Apply N Ok
if there is allready enabled select other Options to
perfrom it
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