How could I expand my C: drive without corrupting other partitions   

I have a 120 Gig hard drive, that is partitioned into 3 drives.  However, my 
C: drive only has 2 gig on it.  Is there any way that I could expand the c: 
drive, without re-formatting the whole disk, or corrupting the information on 
the other two drives?  
I am trying to download the X2pack upgrade, but not enough space on the c: 
drive to do it.
Please help!
-- 
May Our Heavenly Father Be With You, The Holy Spirit Guide You, and Our Lord 
& Savior Jesus Christ Walk With You All The Days Of Your Life.

date: Fri, 7 Apr 2006 10:29:24 -0700   author:   Bob

Re: How could I expand my C: drive without corrupting other partitions   

One of the partioning software options such  Acronis or Partition Magic will 
do the job.



"Bob"  wrote in message 
news:C97EE3D0-BB66-4D22-BC85-6C29DCBD23B2@microsoft.com...
>I have a 120 Gig hard drive, that is partitioned into 3 drives.  However, 
>my
> C: drive only has 2 gig on it.  Is there any way that I could expand the 
> c:
> drive, without re-formatting the whole disk, or corrupting the information 
> on
> the other two drives?
> I am trying to download the X2pack upgrade, but not enough space on the c:
> drive to do it.
> Please help!
> -- 
> May Our Heavenly Father Be With You, The Holy Spirit Guide You, and Our 
> Lord
> & Savior Jesus Christ Walk With You All The Days Of Your Life.

date: Fri, 7 Apr 2006 15:08:08 -0400   author:   AJR

Re: How could I expand my C: drive without corrupting other partitions   

AJR wrote:
> One of the partioning software options such  Acronis or Partition Magic will 
> do the job.
> 
> 
> 
> "Bob"  wrote in message 
> news:C97EE3D0-BB66-4D22-BC85-6C29DCBD23B2@microsoft.com...
>> I have a 120 Gig hard drive, that is partitioned into 3 drives.  However, 
>> my
>> C: drive only has 2 gig on it.  Is there any way that I could expand the 
>> c:
>> drive, without re-formatting the whole disk, or corrupting the information 
>> on
>> the other two drives?
>> I am trying to download the X2pack upgrade, but not enough space on the c:
>> drive to do it.
>> Please help!
>> -- 
>> May Our Heavenly Father Be With You, The Holy Spirit Guide You, and Our 
>> Lord
>> & Savior Jesus Christ Walk With You All The Days Of Your Life. 
> 
> 

A friend of mine had partitioning software like this -- every time, 
EVERY TIME he used the software, it rendered his system unusable, and he 
had to CLEAR everything and reinstall from scratch.

I don't recommend any "repartitioning" tools.  They're messing with 
something that shouldn't be messed with!

HTH, YMMV

date: Thu, 04 May 2006 16:23:20 -0600   author:   Tim Judd

Re: How could I expand my C: drive without corrupting other partit   

I tried both acronis and partition magic....they both corrupted my system, 
and I had to re-format my system and start over from scratch....
-- 
May Our Heavenly Father Be With You, The Holy Spirit Guide You, and Our Lord 
& Savior Jesus Christ Walk With You All The Days Of Your Life.


"Tim Judd" wrote:

> AJR wrote:
> > One of the partioning software options such  Acronis or Partition Magic will 
> > do the job.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > "Bob"  wrote in message 
> > news:C97EE3D0-BB66-4D22-BC85-6C29DCBD23B2@microsoft.com...
> >> I have a 120 Gig hard drive, that is partitioned into 3 drives.  However, 
> >> my
> >> C: drive only has 2 gig on it.  Is there any way that I could expand the 
> >> c:
> >> drive, without re-formatting the whole disk, or corrupting the information 
> >> on
> >> the other two drives?
> >> I am trying to download the X2pack upgrade, but not enough space on the c:
> >> drive to do it.
> >> Please help!
> >> -- 
> >> May Our Heavenly Father Be With You, The Holy Spirit Guide You, and Our 
> >> Lord
> >> & Savior Jesus Christ Walk With You All The Days Of Your Life. 
> > 
> > 
> 
> A friend of mine had partitioning software like this -- every time, 
> EVERY TIME he used the software, it rendered his system unusable, and he 
> had to CLEAR everything and reinstall from scratch.
> 
> I don't recommend any "repartitioning" tools.  They're messing with 
> something that shouldn't be messed with!
> 
> HTH, YMMV
>

date: Thu, 4 May 2006 15:49:01 -0700   author:   Bob