Manual formatted for C: and D: drive Via SCCM 2012 task sequence

Dear All
i have a problem with the formatting of the HDD by using SCCM 2012 , our Co. have laptops with C: &
D: drive and we started to implement our W7 migration by using SCCM 2012 and we face the a problem which is how to keep the data of the D drive either during the deploy the new W 7 image our after we deployed the image with C and D drive .
we create a task sequence to format the whole HDD and then make two partition .
but our target to keep the old users data in D: drive in case of system crash .
so can we do the format issue manually via task sequence to can control the size of the HDD and just
format the C: drive
i read in internet there is a Disk partition script can be apply during the task sequence activity to control
the formate issue.
or to stop the formatte issue for D: drive via SCCM.

Dear EminM
thanks
for your replay
you are right i mean the laptop has C and D partition
we make a TS which was configure to crate two partition
After we complete our Task sequence we face problem that TS format the two partition and that mean we will loss the data in D partition in case we need to apply this TS in the future to any laptop has system crash .
our target to have TS just format the C partition and leave the D partition without any action to be able to save the data in the D partition without any corrupted.
for that do you have an idea to do that TS .

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