Acronis disk director suite 9.0 User Manual
Manual Partition Operations
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(3) set new cluster size in the New cluster size field.
Cluster size window
4.
By entering a new cluster size and clicking OK in the Cluster Size window,
you'll add the pending operation of cluster resizing (your actions may only
undo or modify an existing operation, See 2.4.5 «Modifying pending
operations»).
you'll add the pending operation of cluster resizing (your actions may only
undo or modify an existing operation, See 2.4.5 «Modifying pending
operations»).
4.2.8
Changing partition type
Each partition record includes the «partition type field». It is a hexadecimal value
that defines the file and operating system suitable for a partition.
that defines the file and operating system suitable for a partition.
This hexadecimal value is optional, as some operating systems use it and some do
not. In particular, Windows 95/98/Me only uses the «partition type» field when
determining if it can support a partition.
determining if it can support a partition.
Usually, partition type is set during its creation depending on the file system to be
used. However, you might need to select the type manually. For example, if a
partition is created without a file system or if a partition is meant for use with a
specific OS, it must be assigned a corresponding type.
used. However, you might need to select the type manually. For example, if a
partition is created without a file system or if a partition is meant for use with a
specific OS, it must be assigned a corresponding type.
If you need to change partition type:
1.
Select a disk and partition to change type from the list in the Acronis Disk
Director Suite main window.
Director Suite main window.
2.
Execute operation of partition type changing by selecting Disk Advanced
Change type or a similar item in the Advanced sidebar list, or by clicking
Change the type of the selected partition on the toolbar (or selecting it
from partition or the graphical representation context menu).
3. Select
the
necessary
partition type in the Partition type window.