Acronis disk director suite 9.0 User Manual

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Manual Partition Operations
 
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1.  Select a disk and partition to unhide from the list in the Acronis Disk 
Director Suite main window.  
2. 
Execute operation of partition unhiding by selecting Disk   Advanced   
Unhide or a similar item in the Advanced  sidebar list, or by clicking 
 
Unhide the selected partition on the toolbar (or selecting it from partition or 
the graphical representation context menu). 
3. By 
clicking 
OK
 in the Unhide Partition window, you'll add the pending operation 
to partition unhiding (your actions may only undo or modify an existing 
operation, See 2.4.5 «Modifying pending operations»). 
 
Unhide partition window 
The partition Hid label will disappear from the Flags field. 
 
Note that the Advanced   Unhide
 
sidebar item is changed to Advanced   Hide after 
you select a hidden partition from the list. The partition context menu changes the 
same. 
 
If you unhide the only primary partition on a disk, it will be set active. 
 
Hiding a partition in Windows 95/98/Me can change the order of letters assigned to 
other partitions. As a result, some shortcuts might stop working. A detailed 
discussion of partition letter assignment rules for various operating systems appears 
4.2.5 
Setting active partition 
If you have several primary partitions, you must specify one to be the boot partition. 
For this, you can set a partition to active. A disk can have only one active partition. 
If you need to set an active partition: 
1. Select 
primary partition to set to active from the list in the Acronis Disk 
Director Suite main window.  
2. 
Execute operation of setting active partition by selecting Disk   Advanced 
 Set Active or a similar item in the Advanced sidebar list, or by clicking 
 Set the selected partition as active on the toolbar (or selecting it from 
partition or the graphical representation context menu).