Right-click the taskbar, and click properties.

Click the Start Menu tab at the top of the window, then the Customize button on whichever option you have.

If you have the default start menu...

That's because you need to boot to a pure DOS environment to use fdisk.

Heh.

Lovely. :)

Negatory on that, good buddy. Windows sees the drive. The drive is there. The drive has no partition information. He needs to create that information. :)

Sethro, you have to partition and...