You do know, of course, that the D: drive is the recovery partition, and
should not be touched!
If you create a drive image of drive D: on CD's, you can then use 3rd party
partition management software to increase the size of the partition. The
CD's are needed "just in case"!
"Peter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:082801c3bf05$e0bbc690$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> XP cannot resize the partition by itselves. You need to
> buy a 3rd party software for resizing partitions.
> Partition Magic 8.0 from powerquest.com is a good choice.
> the cost is around $30 to $40.
>
> Or, you can use the original XP CD to format and
> repartition the whole harddrive then re-install the OS
> from scratch.
> NOTE: you need to have the original XP CD but not the
> recovery CD from Compaq. Also, you must be knowledgeable
> in PC.
>
> Or, the simplest way is to move the data files from D
> drive to C drive.
>
> Peter
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hello Microsoft USer Suuport,
> >I have a Compaq Presario 6000 (model #6420NX,purchased
> >12/02 with a Maxtor 80-Gig HD). I installed Windows "XP-
> >Professional" last week, since then I get every "5-
> >minutes" a pop-up that states "My Disk Space Is Low" for
> >the "D-drive"? This was set-up (partitioned) at the
> >factory by Compaq, allocating 3.7 GB for the "D-Drive"
> >and now it's at 3.65 GB used (I hae 67 GB left on my "C-
> >Drive")...
> >
> >What can I do to allocate/partition more space to the "D-
> >Drive". Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
> >Lou Bortoletto.
> >
> >Phone: 916-723-0178
> >.
> >
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