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I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it possible to make them into 1, C drive, without reformating?
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Guest
Assuming you are referring to a single physical drive that
you have partitioned you could do this with a program like
Partition Magic.
you have partitioned you could do this with a program like
Partition Magic.
them into 1, C drive, without reformating?-----Original Message-----
I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it possible to make
S
shaka
Yes..with third party software like partition magic.joan said:I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it possible to make them into 1, C drive, without reformating?
shaka
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Alvin Brown
Hello
One word of good ADVICE, you may want to just back-up
your important DATA before doing that, just so you don't loose
anything and for your own safety. But yes Partition Magic
will allow you to do that
Alvin
One word of good ADVICE, you may want to just back-up
your important DATA before doing that, just so you don't loose
anything and for your own safety. But yes Partition Magic
will allow you to do that
Alvin
G
Guest
Hi
You can try Partition magic 8.0 from powerquest.com
But why you want to be one single partition
Unless the C drive is too small (less than 15GB), I would suggest you to keep the second partition
Save all your data files to the D drive and the C drive is for the OS and applications
Pete
----- joan wrote: ----
I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it possible to make them into 1, C drive, without reformating?
You can try Partition magic 8.0 from powerquest.com
But why you want to be one single partition
Unless the C drive is too small (less than 15GB), I would suggest you to keep the second partition
Save all your data files to the D drive and the C drive is for the OS and applications
Pete
----- joan wrote: ----
I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it possible to make them into 1, C drive, without reformating?
K
kawipoo
I agree entirely!!! Keep the D drive and use it for data. You can use
tweakui to move your document folders, temp internet files, favorites, etc.
to the d drive.
tweakui to move your document folders, temp internet files, favorites, etc.
to the d drive.
1, C drive, without reformating?Peter said:Hi,
You can try Partition magic 8.0 from powerquest.com.
But why you want to be one single partition?
Unless the C drive is too small (less than 15GB), I would suggest you to keep the second partition.
Save all your data files to the D drive and the C drive is for the OS and applications.
Peter
----- joan wrote: -----
I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it possible to make them into
C
chris
Assuming that the partitions are big enough, why would you want to put the
data on one and os and apps on the other?
data on one and os and apps on the other?
1, C drive, without reformating?Peter said:Hi,
You can try Partition magic 8.0 from powerquest.com.
But why you want to be one single partition?
Unless the C drive is too small (less than 15GB), I would suggest you to keep the second partition.
Save all your data files to the D drive and the C drive is for the OS and applications.
Peter
----- joan wrote: -----
I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it possible to make them into
J
Jim Macklin
Because you can format C: and reinstall a damaged OS without
any data loss. I would put the applications in C: along
with the OS because you'll have to reinstall anyway to keep
the registry working properly. But the data will be safe on
D:,...M:...Z: You use TweakUI to move My DOCS, use OE
Option/Maintenance to move the mail storage etc. It is very
easy after you make the original setup. And far more
secure.
| Assuming that the partitions are big enough, why would you
want to put the
| data on one and os and apps on the other?
|
message
| | > Hi,
| >
| > You can try Partition magic 8.0 from powerquest.com.
| > But why you want to be one single partition?
| > Unless the C drive is too small (less than 15GB), I
would suggest you to
| keep the second partition.
| > Save all your data files to the D drive and the C drive
is for the OS and
| applications.
| >
| > Peter
| >
| >
| >
| > ----- joan wrote: -----
| >
| > I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it possible
to make them into
| 1, C drive, without reformating?
| >
|
|
any data loss. I would put the applications in C: along
with the OS because you'll have to reinstall anyway to keep
the registry working properly. But the data will be safe on
D:,...M:...Z: You use TweakUI to move My DOCS, use OE
Option/Maintenance to move the mail storage etc. It is very
easy after you make the original setup. And far more
secure.
| Assuming that the partitions are big enough, why would you
want to put the
| data on one and os and apps on the other?
|
message
| | > Hi,
| >
| > You can try Partition magic 8.0 from powerquest.com.
| > But why you want to be one single partition?
| > Unless the C drive is too small (less than 15GB), I
would suggest you to
| keep the second partition.
| > Save all your data files to the D drive and the C drive
is for the OS and
| applications.
| >
| > Peter
| >
| >
| >
| > ----- joan wrote: -----
| >
| > I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it possible
to make them into
| 1, C drive, without reformating?
| >
|
|
C
chris
Would be a lot better if D was another physical disk. Then copies of the
data could be kept on both disks in the event of a hard disk failure.
data could be kept on both disks in the event of a hard disk failure.
J
Jim Macklin
That is true, but not everybody has an extra $50-150 for a
second disk. And a partitioned disk is better than a single
partition IMHO.
| Would be a lot better if D was another physical disk.
Then copies of the
| data could be kept on both disks in the event of a hard
disk failure.
|
in message
| | > Because you can format C: and reinstall a damaged OS
without
| > any data loss. I would put the applications in C: along
| > with the OS because you'll have to reinstall anyway to
keep
| > the registry working properly. But the data will be
safe on
| > D:,...M:...Z: You use TweakUI to move My DOCS, use OE
| > Option/Maintenance to move the mail storage etc. It is
very
| > easy after you make the original setup. And far more
| > secure.
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | Assuming that the partitions are big enough, why would
you
| > want to put the
| > | data on one and os and apps on the other?
| > |
| > message
| > |
| > | > Hi,
| > | >
| > | > You can try Partition magic 8.0 from powerquest.com.
| > | > But why you want to be one single partition?
| > | > Unless the C drive is too small (less than 15GB), I
| > would suggest you to
| > | keep the second partition.
| > | > Save all your data files to the D drive and the C
drive
| > is for the OS and
| > | applications.
| > | >
| > | > Peter
| > | >
| > | >
| > | >
| > | > ----- joan wrote: -----
| > | >
| > | > I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it
possible
| > to make them into
| > | 1, C drive, without reformating?
| > | >
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
| >
|
|
second disk. And a partitioned disk is better than a single
partition IMHO.
| Would be a lot better if D was another physical disk.
Then copies of the
| data could be kept on both disks in the event of a hard
disk failure.
|
in message
| | > Because you can format C: and reinstall a damaged OS
without
| > any data loss. I would put the applications in C: along
| > with the OS because you'll have to reinstall anyway to
keep
| > the registry working properly. But the data will be
safe on
| > D:,...M:...Z: You use TweakUI to move My DOCS, use OE
| > Option/Maintenance to move the mail storage etc. It is
very
| > easy after you make the original setup. And far more
| > secure.
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | Assuming that the partitions are big enough, why would
you
| > want to put the
| > | data on one and os and apps on the other?
| > |
| > message
| > |
| > | > Hi,
| > | >
| > | > You can try Partition magic 8.0 from powerquest.com.
| > | > But why you want to be one single partition?
| > | > Unless the C drive is too small (less than 15GB), I
| > would suggest you to
| > | keep the second partition.
| > | > Save all your data files to the D drive and the C
drive
| > is for the OS and
| > | applications.
| > | >
| > | > Peter
| > | >
| > | >
| > | >
| > | > ----- joan wrote: -----
| > | >
| > | > I have a C & D drive, partitioned. Is it
possible
| > to make them into
| > | 1, C drive, without reformating?
| > | >
| > |
| > |
| >
| >
| >
|
|
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