I have sufficient space in Disk D and E. but my Disk space of C drive is getting low, I tried to extend from Disk management ,but could not suceed,can anyone help me with it? I dont wanna reboot it again.
kixxhore 0 Newbie Poster
twiss 155 Veteran Poster
Why don't you want to reboot? How long does that take!?
kixxhore 0 Newbie Poster
Why don't you want to reboot? How long does that take!?[/QUOTE
ya its not a big deal to reboot,but was just wondering if there are any other ideas about it,, anyways thanks....
twiss 155 Veteran Poster
Well, the most reliable way IMHO is to burn a GParted disk, boot that disk, modify your disks, and reboot Windows.
kixxhore 0 Newbie Poster
Thankx for the Words
hotmatrixx 21 Posting Whiz
If your data is valuable to you, BACK THE TRUCK UP FIRST!!!!
back it up.
2nd, gparted "can" move segmants around, successfully. I know it was written by some linux guy, and it is probably rock solid, but I would be more inclined to back up one of my other partitions (I am presuming they are larger than the OS partition) and use something like xxclone to transfer the OS to a bigger partition.
sure it's a sappy looking website, but the guy writes solid code!
i do like that little tool. it is freeware for this task too.!
just a suggestion, and "no reboot Needed!"
Shade01 0 Junior Poster in Training
Just remember to extend one partition, you have decrease the size of another partition to make space on the hhd. Then disk management will work.
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
Just remember to extend one partition, you have decrease the size of another partition to make space on the hhd. Then disk management will work.
and thats the simplest and easiest way to do it, do it all the time with mine ,and no need for third party tools ,that I'm sure work great too.
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
I have sufficient space in Disk D and E. but my Disk space of C drive is getting low, I tried to extend from Disk management ,but could not suceed,can anyone help me with it? I dont wanna reboot it again.
are d and e separate hard drives or just partitions of C:/
are we to assume that by reboot you mean re-install the operating system ,as in computer terms reboot simply means to shut down the computer and reboot it
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