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Extending a Primary Drive in Vista.

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Keith - 28 May 2008 19:34 GMT
Hi
I am running Microsoft Vista Home Premium, and for some reason the primary
partition is only 20gb, (although the full hard drive is 250gb).

I only have about 500mb left of space on this drive, I have tried to extend
it without success.
It is easy to extend or shrink the other drives in vista, but not extend the
primary partition.

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks Keith
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Robert Hankins - 28 May 2008 20:20 GMT
By 'primary drive' are you referring to the recovery drive (D) or the main
hard drive (C)?  The recovery drive is usually 10.0G.
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