Moderated Re: Aomi partitioning tool
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Dave Durber
Hello Nino:
In respect to the SD card you wish to
repartition:
1. Open Windows Explorer
2. Press the DOWN ARROW, until the SD card is
highlighted.
3, Press ALT+ENTER, to open the properties for the
SD card.
4. Route the JAWS Cursor to the PC
cursor.
5. Use the NUM PAD DOWN ARROW, until JAWS says,
"Capacity", followed by a long string of numbers, which is the total number of
bytes for the card,followed by the total capacity in GB. Make a note of the
total number of bytes, as this will be important when allocating the amount of
space for the new or resized partition.
6. Press ALT+F4, to Close Windows
Explorer.
7. in the Aomi partitioning software,
, check to see if it has a function for increasing or
decreasing the size of partitions. It might be better using that
function, rather than deleting the existing partition and creating a new
partition.
8. If it has such a function, check the edit
fields. If one of the edit fields says something like, "Enter the maximum number
of bytes for the resized partition:, devide the total number of bytes by 2, and
enter the result in the edit field.
9. Follow the programs instructions to perform the
action to reduce the size of the partition.
Note: Whether you delete the existing partition and
create a new partition or, whether you resize the existing partition, bear in
mind , your HIMS device may not recognize the 32 gb partition, This may be due
to the HIMS software reading the total size of the SD card, in this case, 64 GB,
and determining that it cannot access a partition or partitions on the SD
card, even though a partition or partitions are of a size, which it could
access, if the SD card was a 32 GB SD card. In my opinion, save yourself the
bother, trouble and hassle, buy a 32 GB SD card. Of course, in
the short term, doing so, will cause some pain, aghony and misery to the
bank balance but,in the long-term, you will perminently have an SD card, which
is the right capacity for your HIMS device, plus you will have access
to the full 64 GB capacity of the 64 GB SD card.
HTH
Sincerely:
Dave Durber
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