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Old 16th January 2008, 03:30 PM
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Let me know Is there is any way to partition my pendrive of 2 GB????????
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Default Re: How to partition pen drive of 2 gb memory?

yeah, i think u should be definitely able to partiton ur pen drive memory. it's not clear if the size of ur pen drive is 2gb or if u want to create a 2gb partiton in ur pen drive. anyway there can be a lot of ways. the easiest would be to boot ur computer with a windows xp cdrom while keeping ur pen drive connected. next u can find it in the partition table that shows up. then u can create aa many partitions u like. pls try this and keep us posted...
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