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September 3rd 09, 08:09 AM
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c-partition is to small
What can i do if i want to change this. My other partitions (D, E) are much bigger. But C is too small! -- kame Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com 
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September 3rd 09, 08:35 AM
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c-partition is to small
kame wrote:
What can i do if i want to change this. My other partitions (D, E) are much bigger. But C is too small! http://www.winvistaclub.com/t11.html
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September 3rd 09, 04:17 PM
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c-partition is to small
John,
When Windows shrinks it's own partition, will the adjacent partition to the right automatically become larger? Or will free space be created. If free space, this feature is pretty useless. I would then still need 3rd party software to extend the following partition to the left. - Net "John Galt" wrote in message ... kame wrote: What can i do if i want to change this. My other partitions (D, E) are much bigger. But C is too small! http://www.winvistaclub.com/t11.html
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September 3rd 09, 04:50 PM
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c-partition is to small
"NetLink_Blue" wrote:
John, When Windows shrinks it's own partition, will the adjacent partition to the right automatically become larger? Or will free space be created. If free space, this feature is pretty useless. I would then still need 3rd party software to extend the following partition to the left. - Net Every resize is an independent operation. I've never used the built-in disk management (I use Acronis Disk Director) so I was unaware of that problem. EASEUS has a free partition manager: http://www.partition-tool.com/personal.htm "John Galt" wrote in message .. . kame wrote: What can i do if i want to change this. My other partitions (D, E) are much bigger. But C is too small! http://www.winvistaclub.com/t11.html
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