And I forgot to mention, that this is the method to recover data if you have a dynamic disk that gets a corrupted partition database and becomes unusable.

Once you have deleted all partitions on the dynamic disk, right-click the dynamic disk now presented in the form of unallocated disk space and choose Convert to Basic Disk.

It means that it will set up the disk as a dynamic disk with individual volumes, as opposed to software RAIDs. In Win2K, only dynamic disks support software RAIDs or resizing partitions. Basic ...