Forums on Intune, SCCM, and Windows 11

Welcome to the forums. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

SOLVED Create Extra Partition

  • Thread starter Thread starter Nitin_ted
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies Replies 10
  • Views Views 3K
Status
Not open for further replies.

Nitin_ted

Well-Known Member
Messages
87
Solutions
1
Reaction score
2
Points
8
I am seeking some assistance or advice regarding a configuration matter. Currently, my PXE is functioning properly, but I have only configured the C drive. I have received a request from my seniors to create a D drive and allocate 500GB of storage, divided equally between C and D (50-50).

While exploring a solution, I came across the following link: [ https://www.prajwaldesai.com/create-extra-partition-in-mdt/]. However, I am unsure about the reference to MDT. Could you please provide clarification on what MDT stands for in this context?

Any guidance or recommendations you can offer would be greatly appreciated.



1689565630419.png
 
I am seeking some assistance or advice regarding a configuration matter. Currently, my PXE is functioning properly, but I have only configured the C drive. I have received a request from my seniors to create a D drive and allocate 500GB of storage, divided equally between C and D (50-50).

While exploring a solution, I came across the following link: [ https://www.prajwaldesai.com/create-extra-partition-in-mdt/]. However, I am unsure about the reference to MDT. Could you please provide clarification on what MDT stands for in this context?

Any guidance or recommendations you can offer would be greatly appreciated.



View attachment 5413
MDT is microsoft deployment toolkit which is integrated into SCCM. you can use the same in your task sequence as the configuration you posted in the photo just change the % from 60-100 into 50 - 100. you will end up with a disk of 50% for C drive and 49% for D drive
 
MDT is microsoft deployment toolkit which is integrated into SCCM. you can use the same in your task sequence as the configuration you posted in the photo just change the % from 60-100 into 50 - 100. you will end up with a disk of 50% for C drive and 49% for D drive
Hi @AhmedLS Thanks for your quick reply. If I delete EFI and MSR from Volumes. Does it affect task sequence?
 
Hi @AhmedLS Thanks for your quick reply. If I delete EFI and MSR from Volumes. Does it affect task sequence?
the EFI is the most imprtant partition otherwise your windows won't boot. i am not sure actually what would happen if you delete the MSR. i always had it on my task sequence. as far as i know it stores the bootloader files when installing windows so technically it is as important as the EFI partition.
 
Hi Guys, I did 50% for my C drive but I don't see D drive after OSD finishes. i can see only a C drive which is 204GB free of 238GB. But no D drive. Users don't have access to manage partitions. so can please share how to fix this?1692265823624.png
1692266487532.png
 
Last edited:
Hi Guys, I did 50% for my C drive but I don't see D drive after OSD finishes. i can see only a C drive which is 204GB free of 238GB. But no D drive. Users don't have access to manage partitions. so can please share how to fix this?View attachment 5510
View attachment 5511
you have chosen Recovery as 100% of remaining space which is whatever left of the disk (currently 238GB). you have to put another step like 98% as D drive of remaining space then recovery 100% of whatever left. actually you dont need the recovery partition so just use whatever left as a new data partition
 
you have chosen Recovery as 100% of remaining space which is whatever left of the disk (currently 238GB). you have to put another step like 98% as D drive of remaining space then recovery 100% of whatever left. actually you dont need the recovery partition so just use whatever left as a new data partition
@AhmedLS You mean like this? sorry i'm new to OSD if i did wrong can you share step or screenshot? i want to keep Recovery just in case.
1692321339771.png
 
thats looks good just change the text on D (Recovery) into anything else like D(Data)
@AhmedLS i put D drive but i dont see that in my device.

SHould i put Primary for my D drive as well? i think its recovery thats why its hidden?
1692353609547.png
 
Last edited:
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top