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          If you have a GUI installation then one of the easiest way to format drives is using Gparted.



          sudo apt-get install gparted


          It's possible that you've installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 8.1, in which case the other 804GB may still be in use by Windows.



          If this is the case, but you want to use the entire drive, then you have two options:




          1. You can re-install Ubuntu entirely and erase the entire drive during the setup. This will allow you to have one big partition, which is easiest to manage.


          2. You can format the extra space with GParted and mount it as an additional storage location by going to File Explorer -> Other Locations and accessing the partition there.







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            If you have a GUI installation then one of the easiest way to format drives is using Gparted.



            sudo apt-get install gparted


            It's possible that you've installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 8.1, in which case the other 804GB may still be in use by Windows.



            If this is the case, but you want to use the entire drive, then you have two options:




            1. You can re-install Ubuntu entirely and erase the entire drive during the setup. This will allow you to have one big partition, which is easiest to manage.


            2. You can format the extra space with GParted and mount it as an additional storage location by going to File Explorer -> Other Locations and accessing the partition there.







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              If you have a GUI installation then one of the easiest way to format drives is using Gparted.



              sudo apt-get install gparted


              It's possible that you've installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 8.1, in which case the other 804GB may still be in use by Windows.



              If this is the case, but you want to use the entire drive, then you have two options:




              1. You can re-install Ubuntu entirely and erase the entire drive during the setup. This will allow you to have one big partition, which is easiest to manage.


              2. You can format the extra space with GParted and mount it as an additional storage location by going to File Explorer -> Other Locations and accessing the partition there.







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                up vote
                2
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                If you have a GUI installation then one of the easiest way to format drives is using Gparted.



                sudo apt-get install gparted


                It's possible that you've installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 8.1, in which case the other 804GB may still be in use by Windows.



                If this is the case, but you want to use the entire drive, then you have two options:




                1. You can re-install Ubuntu entirely and erase the entire drive during the setup. This will allow you to have one big partition, which is easiest to manage.


                2. You can format the extra space with GParted and mount it as an additional storage location by going to File Explorer -> Other Locations and accessing the partition there.







                share|improve this answer














                If you have a GUI installation then one of the easiest way to format drives is using Gparted.



                sudo apt-get install gparted


                It's possible that you've installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 8.1, in which case the other 804GB may still be in use by Windows.



                If this is the case, but you want to use the entire drive, then you have two options:




                1. You can re-install Ubuntu entirely and erase the entire drive during the setup. This will allow you to have one big partition, which is easiest to manage.


                2. You can format the extra space with GParted and mount it as an additional storage location by going to File Explorer -> Other Locations and accessing the partition there.








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