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Increase CDrive space
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010 11:53 am
Hi list, I have six drives in my PC. i need to increase CDrive space. I want to add space in CDrive from other drives. e.g. i can delete 2 drives, so CDrive become bigger.But, i do not want to uninstall my present windows set up. Any solution friends?
With Regards, CommentsImage your c:\ drive first and save it in a safe location. Backup your valuable data second.
Then delete the partitions you want to get some additional space from.
When partitions are re-sized restore your c:\ image and you should be good to go.
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
If you really mean six Hard drives then you cannot add space from one HD to another. Or do you mean six partitions on one drive. For this you need a partition program like Partition Magic.
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
The key is whether you have Vista or W 7 and have the ability built in to do this or purchase a third party program to work with XP. If you have the former o/s's then check the help files for how to move disk space from one partition to another. if the latter, try a google search.
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
We need to clarify some terms. One, do you make a distinction between partitions on a single drive or do you actually have multiple drives? If you have multiple drives, you will not have success making more space on your c:\ drive unless you enlarge the "partition" on the drive that has the OS.
Imaging is done with programs such as Acronis True Image. That is one I like but there are others.
Deleting drives won't increase space for your c:\ partition. Tell us more about the drive that contains the c:\ partition.
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
Hi, 2 things i do not understand. 1. Image CDrive mean? and how to do that?
2. if I delete drives, CDrive space will increase automatically?
With Regards,
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
We need to clarify some terms. One, do you make a distinction between partitions on a single drive or do you actually have multiple drives? If you have multiple drives, you will not have success making more space on your c:\ drive unless you enlarge the "partition" on the drive that has the OS.
Imaging is done with programs such as Acronis True Image. That is one I like but there are others.
Deleting drives won't increase space for your c:\ partition. Tell us more about the drive that contains the c:\ partition.
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
Woops. That should be partition, not drive. With Regards
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
Well then you need a petition Manager program as stated.
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
Hello, How do i image CDrive? what is difference between image and backup?
With Regards,
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
Hello, When i go to my computer, its says, CDrive, DDrive, etc. But i use only one hard drive. And I have much unlocated spaces in hard disc.
With Regards
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
Hello , My all drives are in one hard disc. My windows set up is in CDrive. I do not want to loose my windows set up but i seriously in need to increase space in CDrive, so this struggle. Where do I get Acronis True Image, Is image will secure windows set up?
With Regards
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
I like and use Acronis True Image but it is not free. Here are a number of alternatives, some free. You might also consider identifying your hard drive manufacturer and checking their website for drive tools, some of which will assist you to either clone or image your drive.
Imaging essentially takes a complete snapshot of your drive such that when you need to restore it, it a complete and running operating system. Backing up performs a file by file copy which will not restore your operating system. Cloning a drive is something of a hybrid between imaging and a file by file copy.
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
My apologies. The link is here:
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
I suggest imaging your c:\ drive to protect it while you identify more drive space. From the sounds of it, you might have quite a bit of maintenance to perform on the drive to get sufficient room for your operating system (which I think you've not shared with us which OS you use). Imaging is a quite secure way to proceed if done correctly.
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
Hello , My OS is WinXP. With Regards,
By: rekha singh | 21 Jun 2010
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