I've tried several times to shrink a partition, all drives defragged, both
in 32bit and 64bit Vista. Nothing happens at all, apart from the hourglass
sitting there for ages and ages.....then it either errors out or else
does....absolutely nothing!
Plenty of available space too. Oh well......
--
Jane, not plain

64bit enabled

Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation

"Zack Uribe" <> wrote in message
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> Has anyone ever gotten the shrink option to work?
> My desktop was not able to shrink any disks due to "unknown error", and my
> laptop is now sitting there with the spinning cheerio...for the last 45
> mins..the Logon Screensaver just crashed out...
>
>
> "Colin Barnhorst" <colinbarharst(remove)@msn.com> wrote in message
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>>I suggest you defrag it first.
>>
>> "firth" <webmaster@(Ihatespam)winvistainfo.org> wrote in message
>> news
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>>> There is a very nice feature in vista that allows you to resize your
>>> partitions.
>>>
>>> Right click "Computer"
>>> Select "Manage"
>>>
>>> On the bar on the left, go to "Storage", "Disk Management"
>>>
>>> There, you will find the partitions on your hard drive. You can right
>>> click
>>> one of the partitions and choose to "shrink volume"
>>>
>>> All kind of fun settings in there.
>>> --
>>> Robert Firth
>>> http://www.winvistainfo.org
>>>
>>>
>>> "jco" wrote:
>>>
>>>> 1. I would like to know what can be done to change the partition size
>>>> of my
>>>> windows Vista32. In the past, I've used Partition Magic 8. It appears
>>>> that
>>>> this tool no longer works, if Vista is installed. Can someone let me
>>>> know?
>>>>
>>>> 2. Has anybody had experience using Ghost or Acronis True Image on a
>>>> partition that has Vista installed? I want to know if there are any
>>>> complications to using these imaging tools. Thanks
>>>>
>>
>>
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