Here's the deal:
100gb WD hard drive.
-Partition C is 30gb - contains OS and program files
-Partition D is 70gb - contains games, files, photos, etc...
I want to eliminate the partition so there's just one partition, C, containing everything. Don't want to split the drive up anymore. Is there an easy way to do this without having to wipe out drive D? Can I just combine the two somehow? Do I need Partition Magic to do this or is there something in Win XP I can do it with?
I do have a second physical hard drive, it's 40gb and is drive E. I could backup files from D to it if I have to.
Or, what I really don't want to do right now, do I have to reformat, wipe out the drive, eliminate the partitions and start over?
Thanks!
100gb WD hard drive.
-Partition C is 30gb - contains OS and program files
-Partition D is 70gb - contains games, files, photos, etc...
I want to eliminate the partition so there's just one partition, C, containing everything. Don't want to split the drive up anymore. Is there an easy way to do this without having to wipe out drive D? Can I just combine the two somehow? Do I need Partition Magic to do this or is there something in Win XP I can do it with?
I do have a second physical hard drive, it's 40gb and is drive E. I could backup files from D to it if I have to.
Or, what I really don't want to do right now, do I have to reformat, wipe out the drive, eliminate the partitions and start over?
Thanks!