0 bytes free showing in diskpart

[schua]

Hi all,
I formatted my hdd and reinstalled windows on ssd, but in diskpart it shows 0bytes free. http://i57.tinypic.com/5jwqb9.jpg (ignore disk 2). Everything in disk management looks ok. What did I did wrong?
Thanks

 

[hang-the-9]

Can't see the picture at work, but what disk shows no space free? The SSD after you installed Windows? What does Disk Manager or My Computer show for space? Maybe you partitioned something wrong or wiped the partition and did not format it.

 

[schua]

Can't see the picture at work, but what disk shows no space free? The SSD after you installed Windows? What does Disk Manager or My Computer show for space? Maybe you partitioned something wrong or wiped the partition and did not format it.

Disk 0 (SSD where i installed windows): 0bytes free
Disk 1(HDD for storage): 0bytes free
Disk Manager and My Computer both shows 80/119GB and 900/931GB free space for the drives.
Well, most guides I found online mention the same procedures for a clean installation for Windows (probably I did something wrong there as I'm reinstalling). I mean, everything on my PC is working fine, able to install programs and stuff. Should I be worried about it in the long run?

 

[fzabkar]

The "free" column in the "list disk" output is reporting the total unpartitioned space on each of your physical drives, not the free space in each logical volume. The first partition begins at sector 2048 for current Windows versions, so this corresponds to about 1024KB of free space.

To see the free space in each volume ...

select disk n (where n = desired physical drive)
detail disk
select volume x (where x = desired volume)
detail volume

You should now see the "Volume Free Space" and "Volume Capacity".