S
Stevo
I am using a Fujitsu Siemens PC, with Windows XP (Professional). My
Hard Drive was partitioned on installation of Windows XP. Both
partitions were formatted NTFS, Partition 1 contains the operating
system etc.. partition 2 had media/work files on. I have now deleted
everything off Partition 2, and deleted the partition through the
Computer Management section. This second partition now shows 99% free,
despite it being empty, the GB available, and it's status is not
allocated. - The primary partition states 'healthy (system)' and also
the GB available. How do I get the available space from that second
partition to be included as part of the primary partition. (In effect, I
want there to be just one hard drive volume, and no actual partition.)
Can this be done without having to install Windows XP again?
Hard Drive was partitioned on installation of Windows XP. Both
partitions were formatted NTFS, Partition 1 contains the operating
system etc.. partition 2 had media/work files on. I have now deleted
everything off Partition 2, and deleted the partition through the
Computer Management section. This second partition now shows 99% free,
despite it being empty, the GB available, and it's status is not
allocated. - The primary partition states 'healthy (system)' and also
the GB available. How do I get the available space from that second
partition to be included as part of the primary partition. (In effect, I
want there to be just one hard drive volume, and no actual partition.)
Can this be done without having to install Windows XP again?