Re: Extending C: drive with space from D: Drive

u may use a tool for that PQmouse

nahas salahuddin <nahas_syahoo.com> wrote:

We have a windows 2000 domain based network.&nbsp; On one of the servers we are having MS-WINDOWS 2000 SERVER as the operating system.&nbsp; There are two partitions C: Drive 5 GB and D: Drive 20 GB.  Both are NTFS file system. This is a single hard disk.&nbsp; I would like to make the C: Drive to 10 GB and D: drive to 15 GB with out any lose of data.&nbsp; Both the drives are having data.&nbsp; Can some one guide me how to do this.&nbsp; Any sort of inputs will be highly appreciate.

Thanking you in advance.

 

Nahas

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Dear friend easly you can use partation Magic program
to solve this .

--- babu salam < babusalamkorad%40yahoo.com">babusalamkoradyahoo.com> wrote:

> u may use a tool for that PQmouse
>
> nahas salahuddin < nahas_s%40yahoo.com">nahas_syahoo.com> wrote:
> We have a windows 2000 domain based network. On
> one of the servers we are having MS-WINDOWS 2000
>; SERVER as the operating system. There are two
> partitions C: Drive 5 GB and D: Drive 20 GB. Both
>; are NTFS file system. This is a single hard disk. I
> would like to make the C: Drive to 10 GB and D:
> drive to 15 GB with out any lose of data. Both the
> drives are having data. Can some one guide me how
> to do this. Any sort of inputs will be highly
&gt; appreciate.
>
> Thanking you in advance.
>
> Nahas
&gt;
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