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Many Thanks for the Info / NeemobeerWindows won't be able to accommodate your request. You can use a tool like Gparted to move the F partition to the right and then you can extend the C drive from the disk management screen or with gparted. GParted -- A free application for graphically managing disk device partitions. You may want to back up anything important on F as a move can screw up the partition if it fails or the system looses power.
Windows won't be able to accommodate your request. You can use a tool like Gparted to move the F partition to the right and then you can extend the C drive from the disk management screen or with gparted. GParted -- A free application for graphically managing disk device partitions. You may want to back up anything important on F as a move can screw up the partition if it fails or the system looses power.
Windows won't be able to accommodate your request. You can use a tool like Gparted to move the F partition to the right and then you can extend the C drive from the disk management screen or with gparted. GParted -- A free application for graphically managing disk device partitions. You may want to back up anything important on F as a move can screw up the partition if it fails or the system looses power.
Do you have hibernate turned on? You can disable that temporarily to free up space. From an elevated command prompt type powercfg /h off
Do you have hibernate turned on? You can disable that temporarily to free up space. From an elevated command prompt type powercfg /h off
This probably won't help but just a thought I had. I would back up all you can and then replace your hard drive with a larger one and do a clean install.
This probably won't help but just a thought I had. I would back up all you can and then replace your hard drive with a larger one and do a clean install.
Do you have hibernate turned on? You can disable that temporarily to free up space. From an elevated command prompt type powercfg /h off
I would delete the F drive (after moving any important to the ext tosh) then scrub it back to unallocated space... then increase the size of C drive using it
Do you have hibernate turned on? You can disable that temporarily to free up space. From an elevated command prompt type powercfg /h off