There was a way to do this in DOS, I did it long long time ago, like 20+
years ago when 10mb was the common HD size and 20mb was top of the
line., But I have long since forgotten the dos commands.


Try to google it or look at an old dos manual. Msdos 3.1 ring a bell?

If you can find it. I am pretty sure it involved autoexec.bat and/or a
config.sys line or two in each, to make it work. But then I haven't
really tried that in years.

I think fragmentation might become a problem though.



R. C. White wrote:


"SweHomie" wrote in message
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HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I have two local disk drives C
and D and i have a 500GB HD my C drive is only 49.83GB my D drive is
9.77GB and there is 407.17BG remaing and ive tried to combine them both
but when i go to extend hard drisk its in grey and it will not let me
click it. i do lots of gaming so i need a big harddrive and i cant have
them split up like this it wont let me play so many games on a 48 GB
hard drive any suggestions in what to do?


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SweHomie