Disk Space

G

Guest

Here is my current configuration on my Windows 2000 server.

Disk0 Basic 111.79GB (F:) 19.53GB NTFS (G:) 92.25GB NTFS
Disk1 Dynamic 34.22GB (C:) 3.91GB NTFS Failed Redundancy(System)
(D:)29.85GB NTFS
Disk2 Dynamic 33.91GB (C:) 3.91GB NTFS Failed Redundanct(System) (D:)
29.85GB NTFS

What I want to do is move some of the disk space from (G:) to (D:). What do
I need to do? Thank you for any help.

Shawn
 
B

Bob I

The ONLY way to do that is to MOVE the files on D: over to G:. In that
way "SPACE" is moved from "G:" to "D:"
 

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