Partition Problem + Unallocated Space

[frostbyte]

I've been running XUbuntu for a while Dual Boot with Vista. I've since decided to remove the partition and move my Linux machine elsewhere.

 

My problem lies in re-allocating the space. The 10GB of now Unallocated space lies to the left of my C: drive, and there seems to be no way for that C: drive to take that 10GB of space back. I cant seem to extend the Volume any more. Does anyone have any ideas/ help?

 

Thanks in advance for your time.

[frostbyte]

Bump.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[SYNACK]

Have you tried using the expand command in the diskpart.exe command line program, this is probably your best option.

[dhicks]

The 10GB of now Unallocated space lies to the left of my C: drive, and there seems to be no way for that C: drive to take that 10GB of space back. I cant seem to extend the Volume any more. Does anyone have any ideas/ help?

 

I've always used SystemRescueCD for resizing partitions, might want to give it a try.

 

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David Hicks

[pwds]

Gparted will do this, as will Acronis.

 

In both cases the GUI is fairly self explanatory and easy to use. Backup your system fully before attempting any partition changes.

[10101010]

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