Basic Disk Storage, standing for the original disk with basic volumes (primary partitions, extended partitions) and logical drives (extended partition). OS of DOS and Windows support normal partition tables. As a prevalent way of the disk basic, disk usage can create both logical partitions and primary partition on basic disk, you could extend partition on a basic disk easily with free tools.
Storage in Dynamic Disk Dynamic disks use database under cover in steady of the partition table to track all partitions and information about dynamic volumes or dynamic partitions on the disk. Dynamic Disk is more flexible than Basic Disk. What a pity that Dynamic disk is not supported on laptop or Windows XP Home Edition-based computers. A disk contains each combination of storage types while the same storage type is essential all volumes on the same disk.
Basic Disk –> Dynamic Disk Be careful convert a basic disk to dynamic one to make the applications run more smoothly, especially you are users of Windows XP Professional, Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003. After the basic disk convert to dynamic, local access to the dynamic disk is closed by all Windows Home Version; the door of manage the dynamic partition is closed even the current third partition software do nothing. To convert dynamic disk to basic disk, you have to delete all dynamic volumes on the disk and inevitably back up the data you need.
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