Hi there, wonder if anyone can help! We have machines with 250GB hard drives that were partitioned to 80GB for their C: drives, and the remainder unpartitioned. Endpoint Encryption was then applied, encrypting the C: drive. I noticed the 400MB boot partition that Windows 7 creates is not encrypted. We now need to create another partition using the unpartitioned space - this appears to require decrypting the drive first. However from what I can see SEE only encrypts the partitions, not the entire disk, by sector. I tried creating a new partition in Disk Management and got an 'access denied' error. I then booted into WinPE and used DISKPART to create a new partition using the unused space, which to my surprise worked. I proceeded to format the drive - but when I rebooted into Windows and ran Disk Management the changes were not visible, only the unused space is displayed like before. ... So I rebooted back into WinPE and the partition I previously created with DISKPART is still there! So SEE is 'hiding' my new partition in Windows. Does anyone have any suggestions how I can make Windows see this new partition without decrypting the C: drive, as this really isn't an option for us?