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1TB hard drive only shows up as 76.4gb

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I just bought a new 1 terabyte hard drive and in windows it only shows up as 76.4gb.

 

Does anyone know how to fix this?

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only 76 gb? or 764gb?

Hope I could help!

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what make of hdd is it?

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Go into disk management, make sure it has no unallocated space.

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Go into your Disk Management and format the drive completely. Then create a new partition using all the available  unallocated space.

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if what the above 2 just said dosent work I think you may have been ripped off with a 80gb hard drive but I hope ^^^ solves your problems

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It is a seagate barracuda and it only shows up as 76gb

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ahh right so it isn't some hand off crap its a decent hdd, I guess you will have to go through disk management.

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Then I fear you have been ripped off with the size claim.

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What is the model number on the top of the drive?

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im doing the disk management thing now but I bought the same hard drive on black friday from a tigerdirect.com retail store then it showed up as 76.4gb so i returned it and got a different one and now its doing the same thing so i dont think its the hard drive, just a problem in windows.

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Thanks for the help, I got in fixed   :)

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