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| Thread ID: 74204 | 2006-11-14 22:23:00 | Hard Drive Partition Removal | arseynimz (6919) | Press F1 |
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| 499154 | 2006-11-14 22:23:00 | Hi all, I have a Dell Inspiron Laptop, and when purchased I had the 60GB Hard Drive partitioned to be one of 20GB, and the other of 40GB. I use the 20GB drive for OS and also installing general running programs, while using the 40GB drive for games, and data storage (photos, music, videos etc.). I now only have 3GB left in the 20GB drive, and also realise that Vista will require more space to install itself, so I figure the best option is to remove the partition and thus have a great big drive to play with....... Question is.... How the hell do I remove the partition? But, thinking about it a bit more, would I be better to take it to my local friendly computer genius, get them to install a bigger drive, and ghost across (or similar procedure) the existing data etc???? Oh dilemma!!!!!!! Craig. :D |
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| 499155 | 2006-11-14 22:41:00 | U wish to put Vista Beta on your only pc? I would do a clean install anyway. What is taking up the 15Gb on your 20Gb drive other than XP? I would move stuff to the other partition instead, which is the best way to have the drive setup! Anyway, unless you have a partition manager you wont be able to merge the 2 partitions into one, windows cant do it on its own |
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