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This is my second computer. When it was set up, partition magic was used to create drives C: D: E: . My old C: drive was saved in E: to save music and picture files, but it also contains anything else that was in C: ( file folders, applications, program files, etc., you name it!) Can Drive E: be removed or deleted without messing up my computer? C: 47 GB, 30 GB free space, D: 14 GB, 208 MB free, E: 25 GB, 18 GB free. Thanks for any help. My first post. Trying to learn something. Great site.
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Posted 21 February 2009 - 09:20 AM
With Partition Magic, you can delete/resize whatever partition you like.
The key, of course, is to ensure that you move whatever files are currently there which you desire to keep...to another partition.
That D: partition looks like it needs to be resized.
If your intent is to delete E and expand D, do this in separate operations...deleting E: first (creating unallocated space) and then resize D to absorb that space.
My experience is that PM works best when you don't try to do too many things at one time.
Louis
The key, of course, is to ensure that you move whatever files are currently there which you desire to keep...to another partition.
That D: partition looks like it needs to be resized.
If your intent is to delete E and expand D, do this in separate operations...deleting E: first (creating unallocated space) and then resize D to absorb that space.
My experience is that PM works best when you don't try to do too many things at one time.
Louis
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