
06-02-2004, 10:47 AM
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2 Partions on Harddisk
Hi Group,
My Pentium4 PC, was delivered 2 years ago with a single Harddisk with 2 partitions.
Since I never really used both partitions, I now have ended up with 1 full partition and one empty one.
I was thinking of getting rid of the second empty one, and I want to let everything flow into one harddisk partition.
How do i do this? I searched everywhere, but I'm blocked...Sorry!
Any help out there?
Also, why would you keep two partitions if the computer is only used by one person? Did I miss something?
Thanks and Brgds,
Biggles71 
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06-02-2004, 10:54 AM
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Biggles71, Welcome to this Forum.
Question First: what is your operating system ?
usually people have two partition to use one for data and another for application, but you issue seem to be with a full partition..... there is a software out there called partition magic and it would allow you to expand or reduce a partition, I have used it many times but you have to remember that the older version of Partition magic don't work with newer version of OS.
cheers
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06-02-2004, 11:03 AM
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Snwomonkey,
Thanks for the quick reply....
Yes, since I posted in the WIN XP forum section, I run XP Home.
So, if I understand you right, there is no way, of having a one partition only hard disk except if I reformat the whole thing... Correct?
I thought that there would be a possibility to bring back both partitions into one...
Understand, that you would still keep two partitions even as a single user...?
Thx,
Biggles71
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06-02-2004, 11:09 AM
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no that's not what I said,,, you can still merge two partition into one by using a software called partition magic.
Having two partition has nothing to do with number of users...
http://www.powerquest.com/partitionmagic/
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