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As the title says, I have similar setups on two computers one with Vista and one with Windows 7. &nbsp;Both are partitioned with a primary and secondary partition, with the OS being on the primary.<br />
I dont nessicarily want to change the cluster size of the partitions containing the OS's, I want to change the cluster sizes of the seconday partition. <br />
Is there a way to change the cluster size through windows or a third party program?<br />
Can I change the cluster size when data is all ready on the partition?<br />
If not I may migrate data to a new partition. &nbsp;When I format a new partition there should be an option to choose the cluster size under Win7 or Vista Disk Management?
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As the title says, I have similar setups on two computers one with Vista and one with Windows 7.  Both are partitioned with a primary and secondary partition, with the OS being on the primary.
I dont nessicarily want to change the cluster size of the partitions containing the OS's, I want to change the cluster sizes of the seconday partition. 
Is there a way to change the cluster size through windows or a third party program?
Can I change the cluster size when data is all ready on the partition?
If not I may migrate data to a new partition.  When I format a new partition there should be an option to choose the cluster size under Win7 or Vista Disk Management?

change cluster size on 1TB drive, Win7 and Vista

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