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Hi, I have a 500G Hard Drive that I decided to Partition and now have a
284.6G "C" Drive, 9.77 Unallocated Space, a 87.75 "X" Drive, a 36.81 "Y" Drive and a 48.83 "Z" Drive. After moving files, folders,... , I noticed that the "C" Drive has 251G Free and tried to re-size (reallocate) some of the space Free Space in "C" (I don't think that I need more than 50Gs) but the Vista HP Disk Management program does not allow me to do anything with the "C" Drive. When I try and shrink the "C" Drive, I am advised that "0" available so my question is, am I stuck with a humongous "C" Drive or is their a way to reallocate some of the unused space to "X" (where I keep my data files), "Y" where I have Photos and "Z" which I use (exclusively) for Backup / System Restore images? One other note, when I try and allocate the Unallocated Space, Dis Manager only allows me to combine it with "C" NOT "X", "Y" or "Z". Thanks, Bob |