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Yes. &nbsp;Here's a paid product. <a href="https://twocanoes.com/knowledge-base/resize-an-existing-boot-camp-partition/" rel="ugc">https://twocanoes.com/knowledge-base/resize-an-existing-boot-camp-partition/</a><br>and another <a href="https://www.paragon-software.com/home/camptune/#" rel="ugc">https://www.paragon-software.com/home/camptune/#</a><br><br>You can do it with a free method, but it's much more involved.
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I don't know if EE is still a partner, but the paragon software used to be free to EE members with 50,000 points or more. &nbsp;Also, I'm not sure if you are interested at this point, but I have found that using VMWare Fusion provides a better experience (I run my VM and my can access my MAC apps at the same time).
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Thanks Thomas and serialband for the recommendations&nbsp;regarding VWware Fusion. Regrettably, when investigating the product for use on my device configuration, I could not find a version of Fusion to meet my particular configuration.<br>I do not wish to use the complicated free approach.<br>I did review an Apple Community Support thread in 2015 that seems to address my configuration. However, the approach involves backing up BootCamp, deleting the partition, then creating a new, larger BootCamp partition, and re-constituting the Windows 7 though installing from the Win7 backup. Is this worth pursuing?<br>As a last resort, I will continue to use my existing configuration by deleting enough data/apps to keep BootCamp functioning.
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I am unfamiliar with your configuration,&nbsp; but why but just install VMware fusion in your Mac install,&nbsp; create your vm and you are ready to go?&nbsp;
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My configuration includes OS 10.10.5 on my MBP Mid-2012, Win7 on BootCamp. I cannot upgrade beyond Yosemite because, when I did try, the resultant disaster include the loss of Win7 on BootCamp. The recovery process took over two weeks after many posts on an EE stream for advice/counsel. I also cannot upgrade to Win10 because my three Windows applications are not compatible withe the upgraded version. Hence, these limitations appear to preclude finding a compatible Fusion product.<br>I did not try your second URL hotlink for a Paragon-based product. Do you consider it possible that one might be compatible with my greatly out-of-date configuration?
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I have a version of Paragon that works with win 10 but is backwards compatible.&nbsp; I also have older versions.&nbsp; You should be able to find them on the website.&nbsp;
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I have reviewed the contents of the Paragon website. I submitted a comment asking if some version of the product would support my particular MacBook Pro configuration. However, I do not understand how anyone at Paragon could provide a response, given that the site advised not to include personal information.<br>For serialband, I have already acknowledged that I choose not to address a complicated process using a free product.<br>How do I contact Paragon Support to answer my question?
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Not sure - support@paragon-software.com?
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Thanks. I am investigating a suitable Paragon product to meet my requirement, via a query to “Support”.
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Regrettably, my query to Paragon Support has not provided a fully satisfactory resolution.<br>Also, I &nbsp;have not seen relevant facts from any Camptune-based products.<br>If I cannot find a definitively acceptable product, then I will continue with my currently “anachronistic configuration by keeping the BootCamp-based Windows 7 partition within operationally acceptable storage space.<br>I will accept my own”cowardly” solution, and close this post-stream.<br>Thanks to all who tried to help. Appreciatively, Arbeyem.
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I am running out of storage space on my BootCamp for Windows 7. I have lots of space on my MacOS domain/partition. I have three vital Win 7 apps (FrontPage 2003 SP3, Quicken XG 2007, and Intuit TT2019) that I need to continue as long as possible. I have tried to reduce storage on BootCamp by deleting as many large files as I feel comfortable in doing.<br>I have migrated away from all of my previous Windows-based desktop/laptop devices.<br>Appreciatively, Arbyem
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I am running out of storage space on my BootCamp for Windows 7. I have lots of space on my MacOS domain/partition. I have three vital Win 7 apps (FrontPage 2003 SP3, Quicken XG 2007, and Intuit TT2019) that I need to continue as long as possible. I have tried to reduce storage on BootCamp by deleting as many large files as I feel comfortable in doing.
I have migrated away from all of my previous Windows-based desktop/laptop devices.
Appreciatively, Arbyem

Can I change the storage allocation between my MacOS and BOOTCAMP domains on my MacBook Pro Mid-2012, OS 10.10.5?

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