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I am working on a friends XP computer that keeps giving me the message that
ther is low disk space. I looked at the the, and it has a single 160 GB HDD
that is split into 3 partitions: the first for Windows, the second for
programs, and the third for data. The Windows partition is a primary
partition that is only 5 GB in size and only has about 200 MB of free space
remaining, hence the warning. The other two partitions are logical drives
within the same extended partition. The partition that holds the data, is
105 GB in size and has 104 GB of free space. I found a free utility on the
web that was able to pull off some unused free space from this partition.
So, I removed 30 GB of free space and it now sits as unused space. Is there
a way to move this 30 GB of unused free space onto the 5 GB Primary (Windows)
partition? Maybe I'm going about this all wrong and there is another
solution to this problem. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated!
Thanks.
Jeff
ther is low disk space. I looked at the the, and it has a single 160 GB HDD
that is split into 3 partitions: the first for Windows, the second for
programs, and the third for data. The Windows partition is a primary
partition that is only 5 GB in size and only has about 200 MB of free space
remaining, hence the warning. The other two partitions are logical drives
within the same extended partition. The partition that holds the data, is
105 GB in size and has 104 GB of free space. I found a free utility on the
web that was able to pull off some unused free space from this partition.
So, I removed 30 GB of free space and it now sits as unused space. Is there
a way to move this 30 GB of unused free space onto the 5 GB Primary (Windows)
partition? Maybe I'm going about this all wrong and there is another
solution to this problem. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated!
Thanks.
Jeff