My 8 yr old 160GB HDD was failing so I installed WD 1TB hardisk, old HD had 3 partitions C: (38GB) D: (55GB) E: (55GB) i created a system image of all 3 and restored them to WD 1TB now new partitions are of same sizes and i have got unallocated space of 799GB, how do i change C,D,E to 250GB?
thanks
Last edited by bambambigalo; 10 Apr 2015 at 02:45. Reason: stupid smiley
I would make a new primary partition using Partition Wizard, all the way to the right of the hard drive, say 250 to 300 GB.
Move all your data from D and E to the new partition.
Delete D and E.
Extend C to whatever size you want, at least 150 to 250 GB for C.
Re size the new data partition you created to whatever size you want, and rename it E
Create a partition in between C and E and name it D.
Done.
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You can adjust partition sizes to borrow or add space to/from any partition even if not adjacent using How to extend partition easily with Partition Wizard - video help.
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you can drag to the target drive your partitions, then adjust the size and position of each using the Properties link it places below it.
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