Use the DISKPART command to manage the partitions on your hard disk volumes. DISKPART [/add|/delete] [device-name|drive-name|partition-name] [size] /ADD Create a new partition /DELETE Delete an existing partition device-name Device name for creating a new partition. The name can be obtained from the output of the MAP command. An example of a good device name is \Device\HardDisk0. drive-name This is a drive letter-based name for deleting an existing partition. An example of a good drive name is D:. partition-name This is a partition-based name for deleting an exisiting partition and can be used in place of the drive-name argument. An example of a good partition name is \Device\HardDisk0\Partition1. Note: If you use the DISKPART command with no arguments, a user interface for managing your partitions appears.
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