![]() ![]() ![]() Volume 6 I GA_Temp NTFS Partition 249 GB Healthy Volume 5 H GA_Logs NTFS Partition 799 GB Healthy Volume 4 G GA_Backup NTFS Partition 1535 GB Healthy Volume 3 F GA_Data NTFS Partition 1949 GB Healthy Volume 2 E GA_Apps NTFS Partition 59 GB Healthy Volume 1 C GA_OS NTFS Partition 81 GB Healthy System Volume # Ltr Label Fs Type Size Status Info Once the conversion has completed the server will reboot and we can verify the settings using diskpart. For example a 2 TB system with 1 TB consumed took 5 hours to convert to GPT with 128K (64K) allocation. The operations will start and there will be a status. Click the check mark to start operations. If we look to the right we see what we are wanting. We are wanting 64K clusters, select the drop down and click 128 and click Yes. Right click on disk and select change cluster size. You will see a popup do not click at this time. Right click and select Convert to GPT hard disk Now that the installation has completed, open the application. Select disk to change Now that we are installed start up the program so we can start the process. Installation is simple and does not require a reboot. This is a paid program and requires keys to install. Processįirst install Paragon Hard Disk Manager 15 on your system. This can be done on a disk with data without data loss. This document explains how to use Paragon Hard Disk Manager 15 Professional to convert an existing disk from MBR to GPT and set the allocation cluster size to 64K from the Microsoft default. ![]()
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