Trying to partition second hard drive...

Discussion in 'Paragon Partition Manager Product Line' started by acegap2, Mar 15, 2010.

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  1. acegap2

    acegap2 Registered Member

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    I have two hard drives and want to remove Disk 1 from the computer to use as the only disk in another computer:


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    Disk 0 is the Operating System for this computer and is to remain as is.

    I'm having trouble trying to partition Disk 1...

    1) I want to merge the pale green 4.16 GB of Free space with New Volume 5 (N)

    2) Then, to divide the resulting partion into two equal sized useable partitions

    3) Then, format the 40.56 GB of unallocated space into a useable partition.

    I have got so far with Vista Disk Management and Paragon Partition Manager Free Edition 2010 but can get no further.

    There is data in DRIVE 2 EMPTY (M) that I would like to keep but the rest of Disk 1 is basically empty.

    Any help gladly received. tia
     
  2. SIW2

    SIW2 Registered Member

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    Hi,

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    You need to rt click the Extended partition on Disk 1 in the Paragon partition list screen , and select Move/Resize.

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    Drag the rt edge to the left , then Apply.

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    The Free space will now be Unallocated space - meaning it will be outside the Extended partition and adjacent to N.

    Very easy then to incorporate it into N.

    Hope it helps.
     
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  3. acegap2

    acegap2 Registered Member

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    Panic over... I managed to delete evey partition except the first DRIVE 2 EMPTY (M) that contained the data i was juggling with... then the new partitions just fell into place. Bingo. Thanks for the reply SIW2, couldn't have done it without you :)
     
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