From: 1PW@INVALID.com   
      
   news.albasani.net wrote:   
   > "Ernst Sauer"  wrote in message   
   > 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   
   >   
   > You should be able to do that using a third party software. I have used   
   > "Partition Magic" to do this.   
   >   
   > It is not free and is a Symantec product although they bought the product   
   > and as far as I know they have not changed it.   
   >   
   > Regards,   
      
   Hello:   
      
   Please permit me to urge a correction & make several observations.   
   Although Symantec does own Norton, Partition Magic is a *Norton* product.   
      
   Furthermore, Partition Magic, $70USD payware, although historically   
   very good with any Windows OS from 98 to XP, is *not* compatible with   
   any Vista or Windows 7 based system, and likely never will be.  :-o   
      
   The latest GParted or Parted Magic, on a LiveCD, /will/ work with   
   Vista based systems /and/ they're freeware.  :-)   
      
   HTH   
      
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