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How can I resize windows 7 main partition?
I have C drive with the windows 7 main/system partition and E drive with my files only as well as G drive with unallocated space. How do I merge the unallocated space with the C drive?
Any help is appreciated.
PS: I need something proven with the lest risk possible.
Both solution s didn't work, as I turned system protection off and the extend option is still not selectable.
how do I turn the partition to dynamic? Also is this dangerous and can I turn it back?
any one?
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
U can resize c drive if you turn off the system protection for c drive.
After resizing enable system protect in c drive.
- DK88Lv 41 decade ago
You should be able to right click on Computer and select Manage. Scroll down to Storage and then Disk Management.
You should be able to right click on the C:\ drive and expand the drive with the unallocated space.
You may have to right click on the G:\ drive and shrink the volume first.
Another method would be to convert the C:\ drive from Basic to a Dynamic drive (also done in Disk Management) which will allow you to expand the C:\ drive with the unallocated space.
- 1 decade ago
Some free tool is able to help and you can redistribute space among partitions even the boot drive with data untouched.
Here is a tutorial that teaches you how to do the tricks. Freeware
- 1 decade ago
In control panel , admin. tools , computer management , storage , disk management , right click on drive letter you want to change . BE VERY CAREFUL you can loose your operating system if you screw up.
