Mr. Pedantic
Diamond Member
I have 2 640GB hard drives. On one of them I have 3 partitions, 1 OS and 2 data, one of which is the partition in question. The other hard drive is completely empty and unformatted.
So one of the data partitions (which I use for games and music) is getting a little bit full. Seeing as the other drive is completely unused, I want to move my stuff over there. I want as little hassle as possible from this process. So I thought of a plan:
1) Create a partition on the empty drive.
2) Rename the partition I want to move to, say, Q (it is currently called D)
3) Rename the new partition to D
4) Transfer all the data from the new Q to the new D
Will this work? Since there are games there I want to make sure everything keeps on working after the move, will changing the name of the new partition to the old partition's name be enough?
EDIT: Stupid smilies...
So one of the data partitions (which I use for games and music) is getting a little bit full. Seeing as the other drive is completely unused, I want to move my stuff over there. I want as little hassle as possible from this process. So I thought of a plan:
1) Create a partition on the empty drive.
2) Rename the partition I want to move to, say, Q (it is currently called D)
3) Rename the new partition to D
4) Transfer all the data from the new Q to the new D
Will this work? Since there are games there I want to make sure everything keeps on working after the move, will changing the name of the new partition to the old partition's name be enough?
EDIT: Stupid smilies...
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