Resizing boot partition on Windows Server 2003

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I am planning to do some work at the weekend so that I can give the C: drive on a customer's server some more free space, by shrinking D: first.

However, from what I have read up to now, when I do this work using Acronis Disk Director 10, it will end up with a message on the screen saying something like "The operation was successfully completed".

The problem is that I then need to click on OK in order to reboot the server.

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This could well cause an unwanted delay, as I will have no way of knowing when the work has completed, as this is a remote customer, and so I will probably err on the side of caution and leave it longer that I probably have to to give me the best chance of getting to site after the work has completed.

Is there any way that I can avoid this final confirmation message, and just get the server to restart once ADD 10 has done it's stuff ?

Mon, 11/28/2011 - 11:45
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