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The old hard drive from my Mac is destined to find a new role in my low-power server<\/a> (hopefully dropping the power consumption even further by switching from a 3.5″ disk to a 2.5″ disk). Before that can happen though, I needed to wipe it and clone my Windows Server installation.<\/p>\n

After hooking the drive up, I found that it had two partitions: one large non-Windows partition that was easily removed in Server Manager’s Disk Management snap-in; and one EFI partition that Disk Management didn’t want to delete.<\/p>\n

The answer, it seems, is to dive into the command line and use diskpart.exe<\/code>.<\/p>\n

After selecting the appropriate disk, the clean command quickly removed the offending partition<\/a>. I then initialised it in Disk Management, electing to make it an MBR disk (it was GPT).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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