Ptedit For Windows

Hi Bodmas I have finally found this website after searching high and low to find information in respect of Lenovo's and the OKR feature. My query is I think slightly different in that I have not as yet deleted or altered ay of my partitions as I used a hard disk manager to check them before I took any further action.

I quickly recognized that there was a complicated setup on the hard disk (4 partitions already) and that touching this was likely to muck it up so I left it alone. Having now found this site, I think I can now proceed to partition my hard disk with a little bit of help. Firstly as I have already stated I have not touched the hard disk so far and it is in the original condition. Therefore, what partitions is it safe for me to delete without me having to go through the steps of reinstalling all of the software or do I have to start from scratch again and build everything up again which seems a bit painful. I already have backup disks created. The hard disk partitions are: 14.75 GB (OEM Partition) 200 MB (System,Active, Primary Partition) 29.00 GB (Logical Drive) Lenovo (D 552.22 GB (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition) Windows 7 (C Thanks Gareth. Hi cleon, OKR engineering software is for both 32 bits and 64 bits.

Please do not get confused with the contents of the OKR DVD. I have 64 bits win7 OS on my laptop and I have tested this OKR DVD successfully. As myself had lost the OEP partition accidentely( deleted it). Then I found this OKR DVD and created the OEM partition successfully.

Now My HDD has the follwoing parition: 1. 100 MB system reserved 2. 70 GB C partition where my win7 Ultimate x64 bits are installed 3.

614 GB: D partiton where all my files are stored. 14.6 GB: OEM Reserved Partition (LENOVO_PART). Hi grth99, in my case (lenovo Ideapad Z570) I had deleted C and D drive using win7 x64 bits DVD and created C drive of 70 GB and D drive of rest size left (614 GB in my case) and installed win7 on C. After this I shutdown the system and pressed the NOVO button (one key rescue button) and it worked without any hitch/problem. So you can also do it. Before doing it you can have a back-up of OEM reserved parition: just download this file: and run the PTEDIT32.exe file with Administrative privilage (right click the ptedit32.exe file and select 'run as administrator').

You will get your HDD picture like this: now you have to unhide this 4th partition. Cara mengaktifkan wifi di laptop lenovo g40 price. For this just change the value of type at the last (4th in my case) partition to 07 and click on 'save changes' and reboot your system. See the below picture: after reboot you will see the 'lenovo_part' partition. Just copy all the contents of this parition and save to any external media storage (other than your laptop HDD). The below picture shows the contents of this OEM reserved partition: now again run this PTEDIT32.exe and change the value of last partition 'type' to 12 like in first picture and click on 'save changes' tab and reboot your system. Now your OEM reserved parition is once again hidden.