Partition Problem?

Phone Man said:

The Unallocated partition needs to be next to the one you are expanding. You would have to move E to the right and D to the left so it would look like this:

C Unallocated E D Unallocated F

Then you can expand C to the right and F to the left.

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Jim

That would do it Jim, just make sure to back that data up. Your moving a lot of info around on one disk you just never know when irreversible errors may occur.

Yikes so i have to back all my files b4 doing this????

cause i dont have external backup drive aTM , i backupd all my files in bacup partion

whs said:

A backup partition on the same drive is only useful to a limited degree. I recommend to get a large external drive for backup. There are many good buys today on Cyber Monday. A PC without at least one external drive is only half of a PC - at least in my book.

I agree all my important stuff goes on an external usb drive and even on usb sticks for a double of very important data. I have much given up backing up data on dvd cause it become very temporary no matter how careful you are handling them they always windup with scratches or something..So please backup you data or eventually you will be cussing yourself later down the road.