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repartition win small business 2008 c drive
Greetings,
I have a new server that has 2 sas drives mirrored and partitioned into the c and e drives. It is 136 gb but the c drive is partitioned to 60gb and I am filling it up fast. I'd like to make the e drive smaller and increase the size of the c drive or eliminate the e drive altogether.
Normally I would use Acronis Disk Director for this type of operation but I have only used this on win 2003 servers in the past. Can I use Disk Management to accomplish this? I see that I can "shrink volume" and "delete volume".
Thanks very much.
Sky
I have a new server that has 2 sas drives mirrored and partitioned into the c and e drives. It is 136 gb but the c drive is partitioned to 60gb and I am filling it up fast. I'd like to make the e drive smaller and increase the size of the c drive or eliminate the e drive altogether.
Normally I would use Acronis Disk Director for this type of operation but I have only used this on win 2003 servers in the past. Can I use Disk Management to accomplish this? I see that I can "shrink volume" and "delete volume".
Thanks very much.
Sky
Windows Server 2008SBS
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