Need to enlarge the size of the C partition and reduce the D partition

[Route 9W]

Hi
Does anyone know if it is possible--within XP--to accomplish this?
I would rather not buy an aftermarket product...which I assume would
be partition magic.
TIA.
Joe

 

[Tim Slattery]

Hi
Does anyone know if it is possible--within XP--to accomplish this?
I would rather not buy an aftermarket product...which I assume would
be partition magic.

You'll have to buy a third-party product to do this, nothing that
comes with XP can do it. You're right, the product to check is
Partition Magic (www.powerquest.com).

 

[Ken Blake]

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Does anyone know if it is possible--within XP--to accomplish this?
I would rather not buy an aftermarket product...which I assume would
be partition magic.

Sorry, no, it's not possible within Windows XP. A third-party
product is required. Partition Magic is one (but not the only)
such choice.

 

[Michael Stevens]

Hi
Does anyone know if it is possible--within XP--to accomplish this?
I would rather not buy an aftermarket product...which I assume would
be partition magic.
TIA.
Joe

To do so without formatting, you will need partitioning software.
BootIT NG from Terabyte has a 30 demo.
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/
PartitionMagic from PowerQuest
http://www.powerquest.com/
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[Alex Nichol]

Does anyone know if it is possible--within XP--to accomplish this?
I would rather not buy an aftermarket product...which I assume would
be partition magic.

Only with third party software. Partition MAgic 8, or BootIT NG, from
http://www.BootitNG.com ($35 shareware - 30 day full functional trial)

Or by scrubbing the drive clean and starting over as part of a new
install.