Re: OT: a Win XP "trap for amateurs"?
- From: Michael <NoSpam@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2007 18:51:27 GMT
Jamie wrote:
Michael wrote:
Last month I installed Win-XP ... for the first time. The last Win I had
experience with was v3.1, and a lot has changed since then, apparently. I put
the OS and about a dozen video card & motherboard apps. in a 2 GB partition of a
700GB drive; the rest of the drive is unpartitioned. Data is on a separate hard
drive.
Now the 2 GB Win-XP partition is bursting at the seams and I want to expand it.
But no!! Can't expand the OS partition, says Win-XP. So am I well and truly
screwed? Or is there a way to increase that 2 GB partition *WITHOUT*
re-installing Win-XP and all those apps? (^%$#! Micro$oft ... mutter-mutter!)
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Michael
WD had a utility that could do that how ever, I think XP will see that
as an image change and may assume that you did a copy of it.
I have a tool that could expand the partition, however I'm aware of the paranoid
character of XP that you mention, Jamie, so I decided to ask, in case there's a
well known solution. Like I said, I'm essentially a Win newbie.
Thanks for your input.
.
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