Expending a Vista Boot Partition , How ? Possible?

In order to extend your C: partition with the free space, the free space must be right next to (and on the right of) the C: partition.  Vista's built-in disk partition management cannot do this, although there are some commercial and shareware programs that can.  I have used Boot-It NG to do something similar.  Boot-It NG is a shareware partition management utility that can be used to manage the shrinking and extending of partitions better than Vista's built-in tool.  It has an old DOS style interface, but it works well.  You can get it here:

http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/bootit-next-generation.htm

I downloaded the free trial version and burned it to a CD with the included program MakeDisk.exe in order to be able to move some unallocated space immediately behind one of my four partitions that I wanted to extend.  I just booted from the CD, clicked on the menu choice for "Partition Work", and then used the "partition slide" concept to move the unallocated space.  The TerabyteUnlimited site has a good deal of documentation, tutorials, answers to FAQs, videos, etc. for how to use the program:

http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/support-bootit-next-generation.htm

Boot-It NG, as noted by Lee Tutor above, is a superb utiity that will do exactly what you want.   The key is that you have to free up some space on the drive ... and be sure that space is in the right spot.

I've written a lot of comments on EE about how to do that -- here's one that has a nice pictorial representation of what you need to do with the space:  http://www.experts-exchange.com/Storage/Misc/Q_21929035.html   Note in particular the post here:  http://www.experts-exchange.com/Storage/Misc/Q_21929035.html#17169507

For your specific case, I believe what you want to expand is the C: drive with Vista.   You have several options:

=>  One thing you could do to add 9.76GB to "Vista" is simply Slide the 4th partition ("Gamez(1)") to the end of the disk; then Slide the 3rd ("Gamez(2)"); then ReSize the Vista partition to use the free space.

=>  If "Root" (the D: drive) isn't needed (not clear what this is -- perhaps your old OS??), you could Delete it; "slide" Vista to the beginning of the drive; then expand Vista by the 29.29GB just freed up.

=>  Those ideas, coupled with the post I linked to that describes what you're doing to the disk as you "Slide" partitions, should let you decide what works best for you.   The key is simply that to ReSize the partition it must have free space after it.   Remember that ... and you can easily do what you've asked with Boot-It.