how do i increase C:partition and decrease D: partition

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  1. nfsworldpinoy
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    how do i increase C:partition and decrease D: partition


    i have a 1 physical hard drive which is 80GB
    C: free: 2GB
    total: 20GB

    D: free: 22GB
    total: 60GB

    i want to increase my local disk C:, then decrease from local disk D:

    what software and how should i do it

    -help
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  3. Layback Bear
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    Why do you have 3 threads on the same subject?
    Last edited by Layback Bear; 11 Aug 2012 at 10:47. Reason: spelling
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  4. nfsworldpinoy
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    so anyone can help me fast i really need answers right now men
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  6. Golden
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    See Option 3:
    Partition Wizard : Use the Bootable CD
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  7. nfsworldpinoy
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    back to the subject,
    how do i extend the local disk C:, if i dont have any unallocated space, the only space i have is on local disk D: and there are some files

    anyone help me
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  8. Golden
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    You aren't reading properly - refer to the tutorial linked above.
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  10. Arc
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    Hello nfsworldpinoy , can you post a screen shot of your full screen disk management window for us , so that we can have a look ?
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  11. nfsworldpinoy
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    if i shrink the local disk D: will it remove some of my files or it will only shrink the free space
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  12. nfsworldpinoy
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    Golden said:
    You aren't reading properly - refer to the tutorial linked above.
    sorry delayed or didnt see the message advancedly
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  13. Arc
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    Con you post a screenshot of the disk management window ?
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