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• Am increasing the drive C for XP VM, get error while doing below it please help me.

  

  Am increasing the drive C for XP VM, get error while doing below it please help me.

  In this case, the reason is the virtual IDE drive. Increasing the disks IDE is not possible the vSphere client.

  Take a look at KB VMware: conversion of a virtual IDE disk to a virtual SCSI disk to see if this is an option for you.

  André

• Increase the size of the hard drive - greyed out

  We're just trying to prepare for production and of course do some tests.

  I created a new Windows 2008 R2 64-bit server and played a bit with this with different scenarios includes the increase in the size of the virtual disk without any problems.

  I waited for Converter 4.3 so that I can convert some of my Hyper-V 2008 R2 servers.  One of our servers in development that today ' today, I converted with very few questions.  I converted the source without changing the size of the disc etc, so he created as a thick disk with about 42 GB in size.  I then played with vMotion (and also to stop the virtual machine so that I could also spend data warehouses) and at the same time changed the type of disc to thin.  Once more everything is ok.

  So the next test was to change the size of the drive... but unfortunately when I select Edit settings, then 1 hard drive, everything is gray, even though I turned off the VM (although one I created as new machine is fine to change even when powered by the look of it).

  So is this something to do with the conversion process?

  The only thing I see that is different, wise hard drive between the two is that one that is ok is defined as a SCSI device node, whereas the convert is an IDE.

  Any help most appreciated.

  Thank you

  Ian

  ianternet wrote:

  The only thing I see that is different, wise hard drive between the two is that one that is ok is defined as a SCSI device node, whereas the convert is an IDE.

  That's your problem.  You cannot increase the IDE drive unless you use the converter again.  What I would do, is to do the conversion again, and this time, in step 3 change the controller to the SCSI (LSI).  This will then give you the option to increase the drive to move forward, without the use of the converter.

• Increase the C: drive and reduce the E: drive decrease?

  Hi all

  My c: drive------fills constantly which is causing the overall performance of my laptop to be very bad. It is very slow! I don't have a lot of files etc on my C: drive, but it still keeps filling in shortly after a cleanup and defragmentation. My E: drive is constantly empty and I want to be able to use this space on my C: drive.

  I don't want to move the files to the E: drive 'free' space on C: because I don't have a lot of files on C: to move.

  Can I change the volumes of each drive to increase the capacity of C: and diminish the ability of e: or can I remove E: and give all the space on C:

  Any help would be appreciated?

  Thank you
  Colin

  Hello Colin

  In General, you can do what you want and all this can be done in computer management > disk management.
  I don't know what model of laptop you have, but for laptops with HARD drive recovery image, it is not recommended to change the partition structure because it can have a negative influence on the HDD recovery procedure. If you have ever portable model and you created the recovery DVDs then you can do this. For the installation of the OS, you can use recovery disk installation only.

  Back to your question.
  In my opinion there is no great sense to change this structure of score because you can use the free space on the second partition for your daily activities. I don't know what you're doing exactly, but all your data like mp3s, pictures, movies, office stuff, and anything else can be saved on the second partition.
  You can also set the second partition as the target of download and all files you download will be saved there.

  Your sentence is a little strange to me.
  > You wrote
  > I do not want to move the files to the E: drive 'free' space on C: because I don't have a lot of files on C: to move.
  So I wonder what you do to fill the C partition, but there is nothing to move. Can you please explain it to me?

• Is there a method to increase the capacity of a basic partition?

  Original title: hard drive partitions are reversed - the OS is on drive H, and drive C is almost empty

  I did a system recovery (destrutive). I deleted a partition. C and D remain as choices on the recovery console.  There are three choices. After recovery, I had Windows XP 1985-2001.  I upgraded to XP version 2000. After the upgrade to SP2, including all updates and is about to finish with SP3 and microsoft security essential, I discovered that the operating system has been installed on the wrong drive.

  Is there a method to increase the capacity of a base score, after that is already part of the formatting of the hard drive?

  Original title: hard drive partitions are reversed - the OS is on drive H, and drive C is almost empty

  I did a system recovery (destrutive). I deleted a partition. C and D remain as choices on the recovery console.  There are three choices. After recovery, I had Windows XP 1985-2001.  I upgraded to XP version 2000. After the upgrade to SP2, including all updates and is about to finish with SP3 and microsoft security essential, I discovered that the operating system has been installed on the wrong drive.

  Is there a method to increase the capacity of a base score, after that is already part of the formatting of the hard drive?

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  The following freeware might be worth a visit:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  EASEUS Partition Manager
  http://www.partition-tool.com/download.htm
  (Win 2000 Pro, XP, Vista, 7)

  How to resize your Partitions with EASEUS Partition Manager
  http://maketecheasier.com/how-to-resize-your-partitions-with-EASEUS-partition-Manager/2008/12/04

  Good luck...

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• How to increase the capacity of my hard disk?

  Original title: EXTENTION OF THE MAIN C DRIVE

  DEAR SIR.

  I INSTALLED WINDOW7 HOME PREMIUM (VERSON) IN MY PC. MY SYSTEM, THE BOOT DRIVE IS DRIVE C AND IT IS PARTITIONED 20 GB. THE DRIVE IS NOW CLOSE TO FULL. PLEASE ME TIPS HOW TO EXTEND THE DRIVE (INCREASED CAPACITY). I TRIED TO EXTEND THE SAME ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE HELP SECTION. DURING RIGHT MOUSE CLICK INACTIVE EXTEND PARTION IS COMING ARE NOT CLICK. PLEASE HELP ME IN THIS MATTER.

  YOUR CUSTOMER

  P.K.DAS

  In disk management, you can not extend any partition unless there is unallocated space to the right of the partition.

  If you have another partition next to C then you need to use a third-party utility to shrink this partition and then move that unallocated space is adjacent to the C drive, allowing you to extend it.

  Disk management applications:

  GParted
  http://gparted.sourceforge.NET/

  MiniTool Partition Wizard
  http://www.partitionwizard.com/free-partition-manager.html

• Cannot increase the capacity of the hard disk

  ESX3.5 VI

  A VM, Widnows 2003 OS,

  I tried to increase the HardDisk1 from 8G to 15G, I saw the following:

  Capacity

  Drive Size (GB): 8,00

  Size maximum (GB): 250.85

  New size: 8 GB

  So I changed the 8 to 15 on the new waist line.

  OK the settings.  Now, when I go back to settings, it changed to 8G! What is c?

  OK the settings. Now, when I go back to settings, it changed to 8G! What is c?

  Are their active snapshots on this virtual machine?

• Avoid loss of data and to increase the storage capacity on EP T310

  Hi all

  I am looking to increase the storage capacity on a PE T310. When I look in disk management it says C: virtual SCSI disk to 232 GB and 11.9 Gb free. Physically, I see 4 HDD connected when I look in the box. Don't know if its reading HARD drive all for or what how was set up that part of my problem. the OS is windows 7 and this I see that the internal controller is the SAS 6/IR. Essentially, this box is used as a centralized storage, but ideally as a server with shared resources. And Im very new to the RAID configuration and working with SCSI. I read the operators manual and I saw many capabilities that this server can do, but I'm not familiar with the activation of these functions.

  Issues related to the:

  1. How will I know which configurations have been implemented for storage?

  2. How can increase storage without losing any data?

  Please help.

  TY!

  >> 1. How will I know which configurations have been implemented for storage?

  You will need to go into the bios of the controller (ctrl-c) to see how arrays are configured.  Software OpenManage won't work on Windows 7, only on server operating systems.  This controller supports RAID 0 and 1.

  >> 2. How can increase storage without losing any data?

  You should have a second table available for storage.  This will be confirmed in the controller BIOS.

  Let us know what is configured in the BIOS of the controller, and we can help you further.

  Kind regards

• I want to delete data from my i cloud storage for the little free space without increasing the storage capacity. How to do?

  I want to delete data from my i cloud storage for the little free space without increasing the storage capacity. How to do?

  Storage of parameters/iCloud/Storage/manage or delete some of the data being synchronized with iCloud, such as photos.

• How can I increase the size of my disk 'C' for one of my other drives on the same hard drive

  I have 5 drives on my hard drive and I would like to increase the size of my C drive, the extra cost may be charged on my G drive, either by the way, my OS is xp.

  Thanks David

  You can't do this with the tools built into Windows XP, but you can use third-party disk partitioning tools. Although these tools are generally safe, it is always a good idea to make backups before using an any of them.

  Here are a few options in alphabetical order:

  Acronis Disk Director ($50)
  EASEUS Partition Manager free (free)
  O & O Partition Manager 3 ($50)

  Paragon Partition Manager

• It is possible to combine hard disks to increase the space for the C: drive?

  My c drive is running out of space. However there enough space in the hard disk in the other readers. Is it possible to combine one or two partitions c and increase the space available in c without formatting. I'm using vista Home premium

  It is possible, if you format a partition you want to combine. If you have some data, you can move them to another place or external drive. Then I say you want to combine the D and C drive (you could do it with any other drive):

  1) go to start, then right click on computer and then click on manage

  (2) then find storage-> disk management

  (3) right click on the D drive, then click on remove

  (4) then right click on C, then click on expand

  Note that in this case, as I said information on drive D will be lost. So make sure you save them. It might be a question that if you install something on drive D, you will need to reinstall it.

  Drive D example right, you have picked any other player.

• How can I increase the size of my partition on the C drive?

  I am constantly running out of space on drive C, I have tons of space on my D drive partition. How can I move the partition to increase space on my C drive?

  Hello

  By "tons" of space on your partition D:, what size does this mean?

  D: partition, if 5-15GBs is normally the recovery partition, except on a few machines, and should not be bothered with.

  Acer for example on the previous models used D: as a data partition, which is OK to change.

  To extend C: into the space where D: is currently > back up data on D: > and then delete D: > D: becomes now allocated space > extend C: into the space where was D:.

  Here is a tutorial on how to do it:

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/95418-disk-management-delete-extend.html

  See you soon.

• I am running vista home basic, how you can increase the size of the D: Recovery drive

  I am running vista home basic, how you can increase the size of the D: Recovery drive

  Hello

  You use the D: Partition of recovery in 3 different ways to reinstall the operating system.

  1. you press a particular key or key combination at startup, F10, F11, Alt + F10 etc. to begin the process of recovery in new condition (as you bought) in the event of system failure.

  2. start > programs > find software from the manufacturer of your computer > look for a recovery method

  3. you can do recovery disk to reinstall the operating system in case of hard drive failure.

  This will save you the purchase of the computer manufacturer's recovery disks.

  The manufacturer will advise you on the options

  See you soon.

• How can I increase the size of the drive D: Image factory D? My OS is Vista.

  How can I increase the size of the D: drive?

  How can I increase the size of the D: drive?

  Your D drive is the configuration of your Partition recovery by the manufacturer of your computer.
  It is used to restore your system in case it crashes.
  It is not to be touched, adds anything in or remove anything from him.
  The recovery Partition is usually around 10 GB. That's all he needs to store the files for recovery.
  I strong suggest that you don't mess with it.

  If you want to create a System Image backup, please do so in an external hard drive.

• Increase the capacity of Factory_Image (D)

  HP Pavilion a4327c Pc, Windows 7, 64 bit.

  Factory image (D), 10.7 GB has only 1.8 GB of capacity left.  Scale is still in blue.

  How can I increase the disk capacity or do I?  Player C has 243 GB of available space.

  Gene

  GSM

  GFS,

  You need not worry. It is supposed to be like this.

  It's only the purpose to hold a full recovery for your operating system Partition.

  Do not restore points save, or anything in that partition.

  Comment by Paul:http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01508532

  dialogues:http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Operating-Systems/HP-RECOVERY-D-is-nearly-full/m-p/679965#M33354