It depends on how you format it, what size the drive is and how you partition it. Some are 512, some 1024, some 4096.
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A file in C means a file found in your computer's C Drive. Start > My Computer > C Drive
First select a partition you would like to format. There are three ways to format a chosen partition: a. Select Format in the menu Partition.b. Click Format button in the Tool Bar.c. Select the button Format Partition underthe group Partition Operations in the Action Panel.When using this function, you need to reset the drive letter and Cluster Size of the new partition. The scope of Cluster Size is 512 Bytes, 1KB, 2KB, 4KB, 8KB, 16KB, 32KB, 64 KB. We usually recommend you use the default size. When you use the default, Partition Wizard will work out the proper Cluster Size according to the size of the partition. Attention: Formatting will destroy all the data on the chosen partition. If the system partition or start partition is formatted, the current OS will not boot properly.
Depending how how large your hard drive is - computers these days have from 250GB to 2TB
D:\I386\Winnt32 /checkupgradeonly: How to run the Readiness Analyzer. "D:" being the CD-ROM Drive letter. After you have run it, to find the report go to: c:\windows\compat.txt "c:" being the drive of the drive your Windows files are saved to.
it is not possible to extend the size of your c drive. it is possible when u r formatting your whole system,at that time you can increase and decrease the size of c drive.
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The quorum drive stores data that is critical to recovery after there is a communication failure between cluster nodes. It provides physical storage than can be accessed by any node of the cluster.
A sector has a fixed size; it will always be 512 bytes. A cluster can be as small as one sector, and can be as big as it needs to be.
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> 32,768 mb
The size is exactly what it sounds like - the size of the file. The size on disk however is not quite as simple. Before I can answer that, we need to review some file system terminology. I'll be using the NTFS file system in these examples, but the same principles apply for most (if not all) other file systems. A cluster is the smallest amount of space that can be allocated on the file system. Cluster size indicates how large the cluster is. The default cluster size for an NTFS volume for a majority of drives around today is 4KB. The size of the volume does change the default cluster size, but for now, we'll assume 4KB. Let's say you have a file that is 1MB. Now, 1MB = 1024KB. So if we divide 1024 by 4 we will get the total number of clusters this file will occupy on the hard drive. In this case, that number is 256. Since these figures divide evenly with no remainder, the size on disk for this file is also going to be 1MB. Now let's use 1.2MB as our example file size. 1.2MB = 1228.8KB. Again, we'll divide 1228.8 by 4 to come up with 307.2. This means that the file will take up 307 whole clusters, and 20% of the last cluster. Since you can not allocate space smaller than a cluster, the entire cluster is considered to be in use. This is where the size on disk value is important. To calculate the size on disk, we have to round the number of clusters up, and then multiply by the cluster size. We'll take 308 * 4 to get 1232KB. In this case, the size will be 1228.8KB, but the size on disk will be 1232KB. So to summarize, the size value is the actual size, but the size on disk measures the amount of space each cluster of the file is going to occupy.
C drive
won't start and d in cluster blinks... what can i do to fix it?
Computer hard disk is divided into small segments called clusters. Usually a file spans several clusters however it is rarely that the size of a file turns out to be a multiple of cluster size. Normally the last cluster is only partially filled with data, the unused space in the last cluster is called cluster tip. When working with files this cluster tip area may contain sensitive data because the size of the file you are working with may grow or shrink. In a latter case cluster tip area would have to be securely deleted too.