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Originally posted by nimicitor
m right I can't say, but it makes sense to me that Partition Magic refuses to shrink partitions it believes to be full. That would probably have undesirable re
resize V: to give more space to my Vista partition
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Originally posted by Matty
Extended is normal. In order to have a logical partition you need to create it inside an Extended Partition.
Not sure why you can't resize the partition tbh.
Ah ok
Thanks
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Originally posted by Adeptus
1) C: and V: appear to be full (Size = Used).
Whether this is true or Partition Magic doesn't read them right I can't say, but it makes sense to me that Partition Magic refuses to shrink partitions it believes to be full. That would probably have undesirable results. (Smilie)
My C Drive has 60gb free
(V: has around 500mb thats why I want to resize the partition it so my Vista partition...taken from my C drive has more space...which would make my C drive space go lower
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Originally posted by Adeptus
2) There appears to be no upartitioned space, so there is nowhere to expand the partitions to.
So, it makes good sense that the only thing you can do here is shrink D: (although it's hardly worth doing so, given it has less than 2GB free). After you shrink D:, perhaps you could expand C: into the freed space.
What did you want to do, anyway?
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