-
T
Windows 7 How to Resize Windows 7 Partition Without Losing Data in Dual Boot Setup
Great stuff. Everything working quite well. Thanks Meemobeer for all your help.- toxickeys
- Post #11
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 How to Resize Windows 7 Partition Without Losing Data in Dual Boot Setup
Neemobeer I have changed my mind again. Attached is an image from Disk Management taken today. I wish to keep Windows 7 at the same size. As shown there is a partition for 18 GB presently for Ubuntu 18.04 and another partition for 79 GB which is Free space. I wish to combine the two partitions...- toxickeys
- Post #9
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 How to Resize Windows 7 Partition Without Losing Data in Dual Boot Setup
On second thought I am going to stay with Windows 7. Really like this OS out of all them. So what is the best way to wipe out Ubuntu and give that space to Windows?- toxickeys
- Post #7
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 How to Resize Windows 7 Partition Without Losing Data in Dual Boot Setup
Presently dual boot consists of Windows 7 / Linux Ubuntu. I want to ditch Ubuntu and replace it with Linux Mint and of course take some space from Windows giving it to Mint. What steps should I take. I will be using a usb stick to install Mint.- toxickeys
- Post #6
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 How to Resize Windows 7 Partition Without Losing Data in Dual Boot Setup
I have been experimenting with another OS and running dual boot. I allocated too much space to windows and wish to decrease it. Can I still do this without losing data in my Window 7 OS? If so what tool should I use and how to go about it. Thank you.- toxickeys
- Thread
- data loss disk management disk space dual boot file system partition tool repartitioning storage optimization windows 7 windows compatibility
- Replies: 10
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 Saving all images-SOLVED
I now have pictures on my external drive. One last question though. Can I be assured that all pictures from whatever program, be it Adobe Photoshop, Kodak, and in various other places have been copied and sent to the external drive with the script given above? I don't see a way to manually...- toxickeys
- Post #11
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 Saving all images-SOLVED
Here are my options: Powershell Powershell (x86) Powershell ISE Powershell ISE (x86) Powershell Modules Which option should I use with Windows 7 Home Edition running 64 bit? Thank you.- toxickeys
- Post #9
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 Saving all images-SOLVED
There is a Powershell Core 6.0 Is this the correct version to be downloaded/installed? If not which version do you recommend?- toxickeys
- Post #7
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 Saving all images-SOLVED
Very nice of you to do that! Very much appreciated. This will also take pictures in Picassa and Adobe Photoshop and put them onto the external drive is that correct? I copy and paste the entire script is that correct?- toxickeys
- Post #6
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 Saving all images-SOLVED
So I cannot make copies to a usb drive? There are roughly 1500 pictures taken over the years and not likely able to do this manually.- toxickeys
- Post #3
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
-
T
Windows 7 Saving all images-SOLVED
I have pictures scattered in my hard drive. How can I gather all pictures into one area and then save all images to my external drive? Or if I cannot gather into one area, then save all pics with one click from my mouse to an external drive. thanks- toxickeys
- Thread
- backup data transfer external drive file management hard drive image photo management storage windows tips
- Replies: 11
- Forum: Windows Help and Support