disk resize

TomTom · 09-10-2002 11:49am #1

I have a hard drive here that has only one partition (1GB) on it with the rest of the space unassigned (7GB).
My question is, is there any way I can resize the primary partition with out using partition magic or a similar program. That is unless someone here can provide me with a free program that can do it.

Please help.
I'm only a poor student in an IT department with to much work and not enough intrest.

seamus · 09-10-2002 11:58am

There's tonnes around, but I can't remember the name of them

. Best thing is just to create a second 6 gig partition (or two 3 gigs)......

TomTom · 09-10-2002 1:11pm

I just want to resize the primary, because it has nt on it and alot of stuff that i can't afford to lose

Dun · 09-10-2002 6:38pm

[I'll not tell you what I read the thread subject as by mistake

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I don't know if abandonware is legit, but this website was already posted by someone. Have a look at:

http://users.pandora.be/azone/appz.htm

Anyway, have a look at linux websites, cause many have repartitioning info..

tman · 10-10-2002 10:22am

something like partition magic should do the trick, not sure if the demo works with ntfs formatted drives tho

GUI · 10-10-2002 2:35pm

if ur using win2k or winxp u can do it
using disk manager from machine management console

Dun · 10-10-2002 6:24pm

Originally posted by GUI_XP
if ur using win2k or winxp u can do it
using disk manager from machine management console

AFAIK, it's not possible to do it to the drive containing the system root, and in any case it will destroy the data.. It's also the same thing that is found in NT4 anyway (as far as I remember), if that's the NT you have.

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