From: nvm@nunya.biz   
      
   Ernst Sauer  wrote in news:h885vi$dik$03$1@news.t-   
   online.com:   
      
   > Hello,   
   >   
   > my daughter has a Mini-Notebook with   
   > partition C 7 GB   
   > partition D 154 GB.   
   > Thats really bad.   
   >   
   > Can I delete the Volume D (saving Data before)   
   > and then expand the Volume C with the windows-utilities?   
   >   
   > What are the steps to do this.   
   > On the computer I can see that I can   
   > - delete the volume D   
   > - reduce the Volume C   
   >   
   > But I can't see, that I can increase volume C   
   > after deleting volume D.   
   >   
   > Thanks   
   > Ernst   
   >   
      
   There are programs that can redefine partitions. I've never used them so I   
   can't address how they work or what they're capable of.   
      
   =====   
      
   Back in the "old days" (which I am more familiar with), what you'd have to do   
   is back up everything on both partitions, delete both partitions and create   
   the single larger desired partition.   
      
   This method still works, but it's a PITA.   
      
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