Because of trying to compress or extract files from main partition, I am getting this error: 

"Cannot modify volume"!

What could I have been doing wrong?  Please give me some suggestions on how to solve this.  Thanks.

Until now, I still get the error message that says that the destination volume is full. Even after removing the two applications, I still get this error message: “This software cannot be deleted.” Is it okay to just reformat the destination drives and redo everything? Any advice will be appreciated?

I have an external hard disk which has 1 partition, formatted in NTFS. I use this drive on multiple computers, with different logins, and with different operating systems (Windows XP and Windows 7). All files are plain old files, not OS encrypted or compressed. However, Windows 7 does not let me access some files, for I don't have "citing permissions".

Is there a simple way that I could access the files/directory on a partition, apart from taking ownership and setting appropriate permissions? I really find this process very tedious.

Thanks ahead.

There was 5 GB free space in the hard disk. But suddenly it got full. 

So, I have deleted 3 GB data. But on the next day, in the morning, it is showing the disk is full. I have removed 21 GB data but it’s again down to 20 GB. 

So, I have checked with ‘Malware bytes’, but nothing found. I have also executed the disk cleanup. 

Please help me recognize the problem.

Receiving S.M.A.R.T. Status bad backup and replace error.Hard disk drive is bad or is going to fail soon

Receiving S.M.A.R.T. Status bad backup and replace error. The hard disk drive is bad or is going to fail soon.

As I was doing my routine monthly hard drive swap, I noticed an unusual occurrence. I came to realize that upon shutting down the server and removing the hard disk, I somehow lost the boot sector on the /dev./md0. This has left ne with no other option but to boot from another server with the secondary Hard Disk being used to load data and Operating system (OS). I got this idea from the How to set up software RAID1 on a running LVM system guide. My fear is that I might lose data in md1 in the process of restoring the boot data to md0 followed by copying to /dev./sdb. The option of returning the replaced Hard Disk is out of the question as it will make me lose my back up. I have exhausted all I know. Can someone please help me?

I have a problem with my hard drive partition. I have Lenovo Z460 laptop containing Windows 7 ultimate,and it has hard disk of the size 500gb.  At the moment, I have 2 primary partitions and 2 logical ones but still my hard disk has 104gb free space which can be utilized by creating a new partition. But when I try to do it I got the error saying "CANNOT CREATE A NEW PARTITION. THE DISK ALREADY CONTAIN MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PARTITIONS".

I am looking for your nice suggestions to resolve this issue. Please help me out in resolving the issue.

Thank you so much!

I have installed Windows 7 Ultimate on my Lenovo Z460 machine. The total disk space on the laptop is of 500GB. I partitioned the disk and I got 2 primary partitions and 2 logical drives plus an unallocated space of 104GB. I want to create a new partition with this unallocated space, but I am unable to do it, as this message appears:

“Cannot create a new partition, the disk already contain maximum number of partitions”

Would anyone please help me with some advice?

Thank you in advance! 

One of my records from my internal hard drive is not accessible. I just replaced the name to a local disk and everytime I clicked on it to open an error message pops up and says: "The disk in drive is not formatted. Would you like to set it up?” I do not want to format it because I would lose all data inside.  Is there a workaround for this? Thanks.