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| 814229 | 2009-09-26 23:50:00 | Hello people. I have a 640Gb hard drive partitioned into 2. However, my C: is the larger and the D: is the smaller. I want to reinstall my vista on the smaller and make that c: How would i go about doing this in Vista please? Cheers, Vic. |
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| 814230 | 2009-09-27 00:36:00 | I'd have thought that if you are going to carry out an install, then repartition and format the drive to the sizes what you want. If the present install is working without problems then consider using a free partition manager to resize the partitions. Defrag first and back up. Easus is a free tool to do this job www.partition-tool.com |
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| 814231 | 2009-09-27 04:02:00 | Easus works well - I did this myself 2 weeks ago. | minizv (15269) | ||
| 814232 | 2009-09-27 05:40:00 | Hello people. I have a 640Gb hard drive partitioned into 2. However, my C: is the larger and the D: is the smaller. I want to reinstall my vista on the smaller and make that c: How would i go about doing this in Vista please? Cheers, Vic. Run>diskmgmt.msc From there, shrink the current system drive(C:) and expand D: Then, when you install Vista install it on D: Do not worry abotu drive letters. Vista will assign the system drive C: by default always. Does not matter if it was D: or such previously. Also-if you don't have any important data on both partitions, then just boot up your Vista DVD and delete both then make new partitions in the setup stage as you want.. Blam |
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