Have a spare 60GB I want to divide into 3 20GB. Looking for some free, non
bloated SW to accomplish this. Would like to be able to adjust size from
time to time else I would use FDISK. TIA

Mike G wrote:
> Have a spare 60GB I want to divide into 3 20GB. Looking for some free, non
> bloated SW to accomplish this. Would like to be able to adjust size from
> time to time else I would use FDISK. TIA
>
>

Google search for BootIt NG. Excellent software, free 30 day fully
functional trial. After 30 days a $40 +/- license fee. Well worth it.

Steve N.

"Mike G" <the@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:eXA4g88DGHA.1816@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Have a spare 60GB I want to divide into 3 20GB. Looking for some free,
> non bloated SW to accomplish this. Would like to be able to adjust size
> from time to time else I would use FDISK. TIA
>


I'll concur with Steve on this one. BootItNG is a very useful tool,
well worth the price; even though it's 30-day evaluation version is fully
functional.

Mike G wrote:

> Have a spare 60GB I want to divide into 3 20GB. Looking for some free, non
> bloated SW to accomplish this. Would like to be able to adjust size from
> time to time else I would use FDISK. TIA

BootitNG

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On Monday 02 January 2006 11:03 am, Mike G had this to say in
microsoft.public.windowsxp.general:

> Have a spare 60GB I want to divide into 3 20GB. Looking for some free,
> non
> bloated SW to accomplish this. Would like to be able to adjust size from
> time to time else I would use FDISK. TIA

Since other responders don't appear to have command of the English language
and have pointed you to software that you will need to purchase, let me
suggest a truly FREE solution that you can keep on using ...

Try the Knoppix LiveCD that you can download and then burn to a CD. Find it
at ...

http://knoppix.org/


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A Microsoft Certified System Engineer is to information technology
as a McDonalds Certified Food Specialist is to the culinary arts.

NoStop wrote:
>
> Since other responders don't appear to have command of the English language
> and have pointed you to software that you will need to purchase, let me
> suggest a truly FREE solution that you can keep on using ...

Some hints for you as you are a new PC user.

1. USEnet is worldwide, ie it's not just read by English speaking
countries.

2. BootITng is essentially free for 30 days, ie enough to partition.




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