Using the command >> Change size of drive

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If I Change the size of the C drive. Will I lose the data on the C drive? I want to take the unallocated space next to the C drive and add that free space to drive C. Is that possible?

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ven 17/06/2011 - 02:28
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You should be able to do that safely (however, it's recommended to create an Entire Disk Image backup prior to making partitioning changes). Note that if you're using Windows 7 you can use Disk Management to resize it larger (use Extend volume) while Windows is running (assuming the "free space" is located after the C: partition).

ven 17/06/2011 - 05:30