Help! with creating and shrinking volume

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I recently created 2 volumes....meaning to create just one. Wanted to dual
boot with Windows Vista and XP. In doing this my RECOVERY has low /max disc
space. I presume that i need to delete one of the volume but which one:
New Volume (F:) 67.51 GB or the New Volume 3.39 GB?
 
CLD11787 said:
I recently created 2 volumes....meaning to create just one. Wanted to
dual
boot with Windows Vista and XP. In doing this my RECOVERY has low /max
disc
space. I presume that i need to delete one of the volume but which one:
New Volume (F:) 67.51 GB or the New Volume 3.39 GB?

If "New Volume 3.39GB" doesn't have a drive letter assigned to it then it
hasn't been formatted so I would say you can delete it with
safety.
But you will not be able to recover this free space to C: as
presumably you intend to do without 3rd party software such as Partition
Magic or BootITNG.
Of course do backup any important files you have before doing
anything, just in case...

rgds
Roberto
 
Roberto de Corneille said:
If "New Volume 3.39GB" doesn't have a drive letter assigned to it then
it hasn't been formatted so I would say you can delete it with
safety.
But you will not be able to recover this free space to C: as
presumably you intend to do without 3rd party software such as
Partition Magic or BootITNG.
Of course do backup any important files you have before doing
anything, just in case...


Partition Magic is not Vista compatible. Do not use it.
 
Is there a way and what should i do in order to view what's on the New Volume
3.39 GB. Last message I received on computer was that it wasn't able to
backup
 
CLD11787 said:
Is there a way and what should i do in order to view what's on the New
Volume
3.39 GB. Last message I received on computer was that it wasn't able to
backup


First up, thanks to Rock for pointing out PM isn't compatible with
Vista.
See my original post regarding new volume
[ If "New Volume 3.39GB" doesn't have a drive letter assigned to it then
it
hasn't been formatted so I would say you can delete it with
safety]
IOW ther will be no data on it
rgds
Roberto

 

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