128 terribit
2 TB
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In Windows Vista or newer operating systems:# Right-click Computer in the Start Menu and then select Manage. # Select Disk Management in the left column. # Right-click the MBR drive you want to convert to GPT and then click Convert to GPT Disk. Note: If the drive contains partitions you must first delete these before converting it to GPT.
A partition type known as GPT a GUID way of partition windows 64 systems
why do u want to do that? GPT is new, MRB is old go here to read the differences and to do it within windoz (See related Link)
GPT (GUID Partition Table) is typically stored on a storage device alongside the partitions it describes, such as a hard drive or SSD. It is a data structure located at the beginning of the drive and contains information about the partitions, their sizes, and locations on the disk.
To convert an MBR partitioned drive to GPT for UEFI mode installation, you can use the diskpart command in the Command Prompt. First, type diskpart to enter the DiskPart utility. Then, select the disk using select disk X (replace X with the disk number) and finally run the command convert gpt. This will change the partition style to GPT, enabling the UEFI mode for Windows installation.
the correct answer to "THIS" question is DYNAMIC DISK.
1. In XP, run: cmd 2. Type DISKPART 3. Type LIST DISK 4. select disk # (the number from the list) eg. if the disk is number 7, type SELECT DISK 7 5. type CLEAN Voila. GPT Protective Partion has been removed. 6. In XP, run: compmgmt.msc and select Disk Management 7. Look for the disk which says "Not Initialized", right click, then select Initialize Disk 8. Select OK to confirm 9. Right click on the Unallocated space and select "New Partition…" 10. Partition as required
GPT (GUID Partition Table) this partition style is recommended for disks larger than 2TB, or disks that are used in Itanium computers.
EXT2 is a filesystem. Like FAT and NTFS for Windows, It doesn't have a boot record. It all comes down if you use MBR or GPT partition tables on the disk. The former will have what you are looking for, whereas GPT only has a "protective" one.
It must be a Dynamic disk, not Basic.