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Have you extended the partition to the extra space? &nbsp;
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Have you extended the partition to the extra space?  

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To Clarify, when you look at the partition in Disk Manager it is LARGER than if you look at it in Windows Explorer. &nbsp;Just making sure that you have changed the size of the partition from DM.
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To Clarify, when you look at the partition in Disk Manager it is LARGER than if you look at it in Windows Explorer.  Just making sure that you have changed the size of the partition from DM.

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Hi Yes that's correct, we have resized the partition (its actually on a HP EVA) and it shows up in disk management as the partition is now 170GB however when you look at it via explorer it still shows 150GB<br />
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Thanks
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Hi Yes that's correct, we have resized the partition (its actually on a HP EVA) and it shows up in disk management as the partition is now 170GB however when you look at it via explorer it still shows 150GB

Thanks

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we fixed the issue, it was becuase the wrong version of diskpart was used to extend it.<br />
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Ill award you the points anyways for your responces.<br />
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Thanks
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we fixed the issue, it was becuase the wrong version of diskpart was used to extend it.

Ill award you the points anyways for your responces.

Thanks

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Hi<br />
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We have extended a Windows 2003 server partition, the extra space is showing in disk management but if i go into exploler and look at the partition it does not show.
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Hi

We have extended a Windows 2003 server partition, the extra space is showing in disk management but if i go into exploler and look at the partition it does not show.

Extended a Partition in Win 2003, extra space shows in Disk Management but not if you view in Explorer

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).