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Resize "C" partition on Server 2003

Asked by kbws1 in Disk Partition Tools, Windows 2003 Server, Microsoft Server

Tags: 2003, server, partition, resize

I have a machine running Server 2003 with 2 250GB drives. It currently has 5GB C: partition (simple volume) and rest is a spanned volume (E:). Both disk 0 and disk 1 are dynamic. I have about 100 GB free on the E: drive (the spanned volume) and almost nothing on my C: drive. I would like to extend my C: drive and make it about 15GB. This is a one time thing so i dont want to spend alot of money on an expensive software. Can this be done for free or inexpensively? Thanks in advance for your help.

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Resize "C" partition on Server 2003

Asked by kbws1 in Disk Partition Tools, Windows 2003 Server, Microsoft Server

Tags: 2003, server, partition, resize

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