If I have a hard disk with two partitions, is it possible to adjust the size
of those partitions inside of windows, or do I need to use a third party
software like partion magic?

Terry

"TERRY" <terry@schawe.com> wrote in message
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> If I have a hard disk with two partitions, is it possible to adjust the
> size of those partitions inside of windows, or do I need to use a third
> party software like partion magic?
>
> Terry

In order to resize a partition without losing all the data you will need a
third party application such as PartitionMagic.

I'm afraid you are stuck with getting Partition Magic or BootIt NG to change
the size of your partitions without losing any installed programs.

Jerry

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but a true friend will be sitting beside you saying,
"Damn... that was fun!"


"TERRY" <terry@schawe.com> wrote in message
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> If I have a hard disk with two partitions, is it possible to adjust the
> size of those partitions inside of windows, or do I need to use a third
> party software like partion magic?
>
> Terry
>

TERRY wrote:

> If I have a hard disk with two partitions, is it possible to adjust
> the size of those partitions inside of windows,


No. No version of Windows or DOS has ever had this ability.


> or do I need to use a
> third party software like partion magic?


Yes. Partition Magic is the best-known such program, but there are
shareware/freeware alternatives. One shareware product that gets good
reports from several MVPs (although I haven't used it personally) is Bootit
Next Generation.

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Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
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Can't be done in windows if one of those partition is a windows boot
partition, cannot be done by windows either. Forget windows.

http://www.v-com.com/product/Partiti...nder_Home.html

Have been using this in tandem with System Commander for over 3 years.
Including partition shrinking and expanding menu option.

Am not supporting v-com products per se. Just the two I've mentioned that I
know work on my PC. System Commander comes with Partition Commander. Has
no option for either to work in windows as it should be for booting and
partitioning.
--
Jonny
"TERRY" <terry@schawe.com> wrote in message
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> If I have a hard disk with two partitions, is it possible to adjust the
size
> of those partitions inside of windows, or do I need to use a third party
> software like partion magic?
>
> Terry
>
>

TERRY wrote:
> If I have a hard disk with two partitions, is it possible to adjust the size
> of those partitions inside of windows, or do I need to use a third party
> software like partion magic?
>
> Terry
>
>
Try Acronis Partition Expert Personal 2003. I got it from a free
magazine cd. I know it works perfectly in win98. I am just about to try
it in winxp, and I think it will work alright there. It resizes the
partition without loss.
Bob

TERRY wrote:
> If I have a hard disk with two partitions, is it possible to adjust the size
> of those partitions inside of windows, or do I need to use a third party
> software like partion magic?
>
> Terry
>
>
I can now confirm that Acronis works very well in Winxp. I have just
used it to resize my second partition without problems.