Increase size of C:\ drive

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  1. pcastric
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    Thanks and will await to hear from Gregrocker before proceeding.

    Pierre
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  3. ignatzatsonic
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       New #22

    In the meantime, maybe you can learn something here:

    Partition Wizard : Use the Bootable CD
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  4. Evil Nemesis
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       New #23

    seavixen32 said:

    What you would need to to is reduce the size of the D drive on the left-hand size of the drive instead of the right,
    thanks, the left right hand tip worked for me, I bet many ppl miss that, thanks alot mate.
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