- Mar 12, 2005
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I've just swapped a 200 GB Win XP boot drive (C: system drive) for a 300 GB one. I used Acronis True Image to create a copy of the C: drive, then restored it to the new 300 GB drive. All worked fine: I am able to boot off the new C: drive, but True Image created the same partition size as the original drive (186.25 GB) leaving 93.20 GB of unallocated space (unpartitioned too for that matter).
I simply want to reclaim that 93 GB of space. How do I do this without re-partitioning C: (and thus losing my data)? It's formated using NTFS.
Many thanks in advance,
Dan
I simply want to reclaim that 93 GB of space. How do I do this without re-partitioning C: (and thus losing my data)? It's formated using NTFS.
Many thanks in advance,
Dan