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Join Date: Jun 2009
Posts: 11
OS: win98
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random partitions
Hi,
I'm not so sure whether iv got this all wrong and their suppost to be there, but i was looking around my disk management section of my harddrive and found that i had six partitions, one was called c: OS, another was called recovery and the rest were called Healthy primary partition, all that im wondering is that when i go on my computer it shows my harddrive to only have 83 gb and some of the healthy primary partitions can be up to 50gb, anyway i was wondering if it were possible to shrink the healthy partitions down to increase my c drive because i am starting to lose space. Cheers Al |
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