format external hard drive windows 10 64bit

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I have a PC with Windows 7 with a 3 TB hard drive, but about 1 TB of the drive being unusable. For example: I would like to know what is the maximum HD and partition size supported by Windows 10. Recently, I found lots of people asked the following or similar question on the internet: what is the maximum hard drive size supported by Windows 10.

Why There Is Windows 8/10 or Windows 7 Maximum Hard Drive Size Limit.

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How to Break Maximum Hard Drive Size Limit in Windows 10/8/7.

What's the Maximum Hard Drive Size in Windows 10/8/7.

And MiniTool Partition Wizard is very easy to manage the hard drive & partition and would not bring any damage to the original data. I do not know command line or powershell very well even though I have been a level 1 help desk analyst for 25 years because I started out in Windows 3.What's the Windows 10 maximum hard drive size, how to break maximum drive size limits, and why there are such limits? Here you can find the correct answer. I tried to do scan disk but it says there are no problems that the drive is healthy

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I have tried scanning for driver updates and there are none I have checked Device Manager and there are no alerts Removing and reinserting the drive on both docks I have nowhere else that I can back up the amount of data on that drive. I am trying to get it setup to use as the temporary repository for the back up of the unreliable USB 10TB drive. One docking station has the ability to support 2 x 16TB drives and the other can support 2 x 10TB drives. I have tried 2 different brand new HD docking/cloning stations and neither will allow me to format the second partition. In SeaTools the properties show up as 16.00TB/14.55 TiB In Windows the properties show up as 167 MB used space and 1.99TB free space with a total capacity of 1.99TB free for the first partition.

Can someone please tell me how to redo the initialization process? I am now unable to perform a second initialization to attempt to change it to GBT to see if that will allow for the drive to be one whole 16TB partition. I finally got the initialization process to be accessible and for that process I selected 'MBR' instead of GPT. When right clicking on the second partition all the options except properties are grayed out and inaccessible. I cannot initialize the unallocated partition and I cannot expand the first partition, it only allows me to shrink the partition.

In disk management it shows up only as 2048.00GB NTFS Healthy (Primary Partition) and the second partition shows up as 12854.00GB unallocated. The drive shows up with 2 partitions (see screen shot) and I was only able to partition one partition the second remains unallocated. I am trying to initialize the drive and I am having problems. The help I need is with the 16TB replacement drive. The 16TB drive is my first purchase toward building a NAS for myself and that drive refused to be initialized even using SeaTools and I have already received the replacement drive from SeaGate. The drive is working enough for me to do my own recovery (hopefully). The 10TB is going back for a data recovery because SeaGate support agreed that the drive was unreliable. One drive is an external USB 10TB drive and one is a 16TB IronWolf NAS drive. I purchased 2 SeaGate drives and both are going back under warranty.

Format external hard drive windows 10 64bit