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My computer currently has one hard drive that is
partitioned into 2 drives (C: and D  . WinXP is installedon C:. I deleted the D: partition to make room to expand my C: partition so that it uses up the entire drive. How do I make my C: partition larger without screwing up the stuff already installed on the C: drive? Thanks... |
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"Brian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:0fb401c38d20$8d9cf6d0$(E-Mail Removed)... > My computer currently has one hard drive that is > partitioned into 2 drives (C: and D . WinXP is installed> on C:. I deleted the D: partition to make room to expand > my C: partition so that it uses up the entire drive. How > do I make my C: partition larger without screwing up the > stuff already installed on the C: drive? Thanks... Brian, you would need a 3rd party application to do this non-destructively. Two come to mind: Partition Magic by Powerquest, and Partition Expert by Acronis. Both work fine, can be downloaded from the internet. The latter is about $45 to download from www.acronis.com MarkS |
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