C drive is always taking 150 Gb after shrink for my HP LAPTOP


  1. Posts : 2
    windows 7
       #1

    C drive is always taking 150 Gb after shrink for my HP LAPTOP


    I have created new hard drive by shrinking but after shrinking my C drive is occupying near around 150 though it is using only 40 GB so i want to allocate only 70 GB and rest for a new drive.
    and one more thing after shrinking my all hard drive became dynamic simple volume previously it was Basic volume. will I face any problem for that?

    Any suggestion welcome !!!
    info:
    LAPTOP : HP 2126TX DV4 320 GB
    I have HP recovery Disc for win 7
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  2. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #2

    sanpaul said:
    I have created new hard drive by shrinking but after shrinking my C drive is occupying near around 150 though it is using only 40 GB so i want to allocate only 70 GB and rest for a new drive.
    and one more thing after shrinking my all hard drive became dynamic simple volume previously it was Basic volume. will I face any problem for that?

    Any suggestion welcome !!!
    info:
    LAPTOP : HP 2126TX DV4 320 GB
    I have HP recovery Disc for win 7
    Hi sanpaul

    first you created new partition (not HD). How did you shrink the current partition (what application)?

    can you make a snapshot of your HD configuration and upload it to us?

    Ken
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  3.    #3

    Use free Partition Wizard bootable CD to see how much more it will Resize your WIn7 drive smaller.

    Make a Win7 Repair CD to have on hand since you only have Recovery Disks and may need it for possible repair. System Repair Disc - Create

    Be sure to back up your files first and perhaps a Win7 backup image as resizing operations can fail, although we have not had one fail yet with PW CD.
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  4. Posts : 2
    windows 7
    Thread Starter
       #4

    @ zigzag3143


    Hi I have shrink my hard disk by using disk management
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