# New-OSDDisk (Information)

#### So here's a cool OSD Function ... if you happen to have PowerShell added to WinSE, and the OSD Module, you can easily partition your drive ... the right way

#### You'll start by holding down left Shift + F10 to open a Command Prompt, then enter PowerShell.  Once PowerShell is started, you can use New-OSDDisk without any parameters for Information Mode

## No Existing Partitions

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If things look correct, you can just add the Force parameter

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#### Now you need to confirm that the Drive will be cleaned.  Just press Enter to accept the default of Y

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#### Now its time to make the new Partitions.  You have the option of entering the Disk Number, or just pressing X to quit the script.  Type 0 and press Enter

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#### And that's it.  Here is what Windows Setup looks like now

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### In GIF Action

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