G
Gene Hora
Based on some good advice received here, I performed a "shrink" of my 320 GB
hard disk and divided it into 3 partitions (which includes the small
"Recovery" partition) with no trouble. The only objection I had was that
the Vista wouldn't let me shrink the C:\ volume as much as I wanted. It
would only let me shrink it to 204 GB, leaving about 140 GB free space. The
default setting for the Pagefile is a maximum of 2217 MB. The 3rd partition
(E: drive) could only be increased to about 84 GB. I'd like to enlarge this
volume.
I'd like to shrink the primary C: down to 120 GB and increase my E: drive,
but don't understand what is preventing me from doing this. In Computer
Management I got a message stating that Snapshot files or paging file could
limit the amount of shrinking the volume, but this doesn't seem plausible to
me. Admittedly, I know little about this. Is there a solution or must I be
satisfied with the current status?
hard disk and divided it into 3 partitions (which includes the small
"Recovery" partition) with no trouble. The only objection I had was that
the Vista wouldn't let me shrink the C:\ volume as much as I wanted. It
would only let me shrink it to 204 GB, leaving about 140 GB free space. The
default setting for the Pagefile is a maximum of 2217 MB. The 3rd partition
(E: drive) could only be increased to about 84 GB. I'd like to enlarge this
volume.
I'd like to shrink the primary C: down to 120 GB and increase my E: drive,
but don't understand what is preventing me from doing this. In Computer
Management I got a message stating that Snapshot files or paging file could
limit the amount of shrinking the volume, but this doesn't seem plausible to
me. Admittedly, I know little about this. Is there a solution or must I be
satisfied with the current status?