HP Pavilion dv 6000 (GB113AV): full (D) recovery partition

After having looked up how to change the value of the partitions, I learned that it is not possible for me to extend the recovery (D) partition using windows.  It is full with only 444 MB of 7.15 GB free space.  Is it possible to extend this partition.  I have a lot left of the room on the C: partition.  If this isn't the case, it would be possible to replace the HARD drive with a larger capacity and a larger D: partition?  I know I have to replace all the files on the existing HARD drive.  The installed HARD drive is a Toshiba 1237GSX ATA Device.  I know there are questions of compatibility of the bios in lieu of a HARD drive.  Thanks for any help you can give me.

Dave61 wrote:

After having looked up how to change the value of the partitions, I learned that it is not possible for me to extend the recovery (D) partition using windows.  It is full with only 444 MB of 7.15 GB free space.  Is it possible to extend this partition.  I have a lot left of the room on the C: partition.  If this isn't the case, it would be possible to replace the HARD drive with a larger capacity and a larger D: partition?  I know I have to replace all the files on the existing HARD drive.  The installed HARD drive is a Toshiba 1237GSX ATA Device.  I know there are questions of compatibility of the bios in lieu of a HARD drive.  Thanks for any help you can give me.

You cannot increase the recovery partition, it has the value of the factory. You can replace it with a bigger HARD drive, but you must make recovery disc before you do so that the path, you can use these discs to restore your factory install on the new larger HARD drive. I don't think you can increase the size of the D: without causing any problem since that is defined as a recovery partition and you shouldn't be messing with it. All I know is not something on the HARD disk in conflict with the bios...

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