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> Partition Wont Extend On Vista By Diskmanager, Partition wont extend on Vista by DiskManager
Miki123
post Jan 4 2007, 04:25 PM
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Hello,

I have a problem:

Have a disk of 40 G, and Vista instalatin have taken me almost 8 G on my first partiton, now i have shrinked D:\ partition and made testing 100 MB of space to transfer to C:\, but damn thing doesnt show me option to extend C:\ , it is grey as on screenshot.

What sholud I do, I am almost out of space on it sad.gif


And is there anything fow quck deleting unnecesery system files such as demo movies backgrounds, off system restore etc?

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You may have to use a 3rd party utility to expand D: into the free space, then shrink it from the other end, providing the necessary space for the C: partition to expand.

Another option is to create a partition in the free space and point your My Documents (or data) storage to it.


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I don't know whether it is Vista compatible but I would suggest Gparted which is very much user friendly


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It's not anywhere on the list at:
http://www.iexbeta.com/wiki/index.php/Wind...lls_.2F_IDS.27s

If you try it, you may want to consider posting it to that wiki to let others know.


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