Increase the persistent disk space

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• How can I increase the C disk space without using partation software? I can combine had ' in 'C '.

  I want to increase my disk space C iam trying to merge the Ddrive in C, but it looks like the more difficult so if somenody have an idea please share with me iam using WINDOWS XP.

  Use a partition manager. It makes your job easier.

  http://www.partitionwizard.com/

  http://en.kioskea.NET/Download/Download-3489-gparted

  How to combine 2 drives in windows xp?
  http://answers.Yahoo.com/question/index?QID=20060919231152AA4J5ux

• How do I increase the vmdk disk space

  As the title, original is disk D:\ 100GB, a data disc and I want to expand to 200 GB...

  Please help

  Welcome to the community.

  See the below KB step by step to increase the disk space.

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1007266

  Just a glimpse: -.

  1. connect to the server via vsphere vcenter client.

  2. right click on the virtual machine, you want to increase the unit

  3. click on edit setting

  4. now, click the disk you want to expand.

  5. change the value of 100 to 200, and click OK.

  6. now connect to the virtual machine

  7. in 2008 from Windows, click Start > computer management > Disk Manager, right click on the partition and select Extend the Volume...

  Award points for all the useful and correct answer by clicking on the sub tab

• After installing K2502898 on xp media center, the computer won't save increased demand for disk space with 100 GB of backup hard disk - what to do?

  My xp media center has worked very well for years, but since installing K2502898 on March 9, 2011, although there is spare 50 GB on drive C and spare 50 GB on drive D, record space fell to less than 30 minutes, and although I can increase the amount of space available to save , on the two disks and click 'Save', it is not 'save' even on reset, and I can't work out what to do. I tried to re-creation of the installation of Media Center, but when the wizard reaches the last window to close and save I get 'critical error' and it hangs. It was fine on March 8, 2011 before the automatic updates have been installed.

  Can someone, please (I don't have disks set-up, just to anticipate "Please insert your boot disk...) »)

  MS Windows XP Media Center Edition SP3 32-bit professional

  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
  Intel Core Duo T2300E

  Carrots 2
  NET 2
  Name Intel Core Duo T2300E
  The Socket 479 mPGA package
  65nm technology
  Specification of the Genuine Intel(r) CPU T2300 at 1.66 GHz

  Partition 0
  Disk #0 Partition #0 partition ID
  Size GB 6.90
  Partition 1
  Disk #0 Partition #1 partition ID
  C: drive letter
  NTFS file system
  Size 113 GB
  Used 56 GB of space (50%)
  Free space GB 57 (50%)
  Partition 2
  Disk #0 Partition #2 partition ID
  Letter from D: drive
  NTFS file system
  Size 113 GB
  Used space 62 GB (56%)
  Area 51 GB (44%)

  Memory
  Type DDR2
  Size 2048 MB
  Channels # double
  Frequency 266,0 MHz DRAM
  CASE # latency (CL) 4 clocks
  # For CASE # Delay (tRCD) RAS 4 clocks
  RAS # Precharge (tRP) 4 clocks
  Cycle Time (tRAS) 12 clocks
  (TRC) Bank Cycle time 16 clocks
  Physical memory
  59% memory usage
  Total physical 1.99 GB
  Physical layout 815 MB
  Total virtual 1.99 GB
  GB available virtual 1.86

  Finally fixed on my computer after using http://blogs.msdn.com/b/astebner/archive/2008/08/28/8904493.aspx and then reinstall using http://blogs.msdn.com/b/astebner/archive/2008/08/28/8904493.aspx starting by 3, 5 (in English) not with 4 (which is the first proposal on the list) - feel a little like jean pierre coffe - it's crap!

• Any way to increase the amount of space on the local drive C:?

  Hey guys - here's my question - I got new Mac just now with VMware Fusion preinstalled and had not paid much attention to the amount of free space on drive c until today when I finally got the time to actually need to install a few Windows programs and ran into a problem - it pops up a window telling me that it was out of disk space on the C drive. At first I thought that ' no way - has nothing here but Vista and Office ' but of course I got after verifying the capacity of 20 GB and 1 GB of free space.

  My main HD on my Mac is a 300 Gig with barely 50 gigs used total - disc so I have plenty of space to use, I'm not sure why this has been set up this way to begin with. Is it all the same to expand this or is this set to the score that the guy who sold me the mac put in place (I'm basically screwed and all files on my Mac and everything what will be lost if I want to enlarge the c: one size usable?)

  Hello Bbible. Please see the next thread for all your replies on increase/reduction of the size of your HARD drive. What for his evidence, you can do either without losing your data.

  http://communities.VMware.com/docs/doc-7471

  If you have found the following information useful please consider giving points and or the marker said.

  See you soon

  Kevin

• Question on the available disk space on the Satellite Z930

  I'm new on this Yes, you can not shoot me down if this is a stupid question. I just bought a new ultrabook Z930. Storage space announced was 125 GB (drive C is only show 100 GB available). Only, I installed MS Office Standard 2007, Norton anti virus and printer drivers.

  However, I now only 65GB of disk space, and I do not think that these applications take 35 GB. I removed the shadow at all.
  Can someone give me some advice please?

  Unfortunately we can not see info exact drive HARD, but maybe you saw something wrong.
  Check please Disk management in the computer management options and you can see all the information base on the HARD disk and each partition of HARD drive.

  I can imagine that this 35 GB is total data backed up on some partition that contains the operating system and all the stuff pre-installed.

• removed the damaged but greatly reduced operating system the remaining disk space

  My xp computer has constantly repeated before installation.  I added a new operating system and removed the damaged one, but my disk space is now lower than it was 17 GB. It seems that removed OS has not deleted from memory to disk.

  How can I find to remove it?

  When you add / install the new OS, you format the drive hard until you install?

• How expand you a healthy (C:\) partition in the unallocated disk space - used to be partitioned as D:\?

  At some point in the past, someone partitioned my hard drive in C:\ = 15 GB and D:\ = 95 GB.  It is the source of the problems. I can't afford to pay someone to fix it as I became unemployed.  SO after some research, I gutted and then deleted the partition D:\. Then I went to "diskpart" in command prompt and typed "extend", thinking that would extend the C drive in the now unallocated space that used to be the partition D:\. Got mssg "part of disk cannot extend the volume. Please make sure the volume is valid for the extension. "How do I do that?  Thank you.

  As you discovered, you can't extend the system (C) partition using tools provided with Windows.  You need a third-party disk partitioning application.

  This one is free: http://www.partition-tool.com/personal.htm and this one is $9.95: http://www.paragon-software.com/home/pm-personal/

• How can I correct the wasted disk space?

  I have a pavilion dv7 notebook with a 443g system.  I am to 9 g and do not know how to recover disk space.  I've done a disk cleanup and defragmentation of disks.  Nothing seems to work, does anyone know how to fix this?  Thank you.

  Do a disk cleanup, this time, when cleaning window opens after scanning, click on the button "clean up system files", he'll re-scan, when the window opens again go to 'more options' tab, then click on cleaning in the section ' System Restore and shadow copies ", it will take time for that clean without any indication when it's done I usually watch the light of the drive to know. then click Cancel on all windows after about a minute.

• Guest operating system does not use the entire disk space

  Hello world.

  I'm kind new to the ESXi.

  When you use ESXi5, I am facing a problem with disk space.

  As you can see in the image below, I posted 600Gigs for my guest OS (CentOS).

  

  But I have found that the OS actually uses only 90Gigs as seen in the image below.

  

  Do you have a suggestion for this? Or any idea why it is that way?

  Thank you very much for your help guys.

  See this KB article: VMware KB: extension of a logical volume in a virtual machine running Red Hat or Cent OS

  Or for more specific assistance of CentOS, go to this link: TipsAndTricks/ExpandLV - CentOS Wiki

• export of ESXi 4.1 in the OVF - disk space?

  Hello

  I want to do an export of several machines. But I worry about disk space that will be the local storage.

  If I have a virtual disk configured in VMWare as 50 GB it will export the flat pile or leaving it. Lets say I am only using

  1 GB under windows for example is it export only the space used on the disk (1 GB) or will I get a 50 GB ovf file?

  Also what will happen to linux VM?

  Thank you

  Ward

  Hello

  Take a look at this pdf

  http://www.google.de/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=vmware%20export%20to%20ovf%20needed%20disk%20space&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CDAQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.vmware.com%2Fsupport%2Fdeveloper%2Fovf%2Fovf20%2Fovftool_201_userguide.pdf&ei=f1sTUYqyAaGN4AT_1IHQAw&usg=AFQjCNEUc7UmxZGg4omWccFtRqXDcHdljg

  Page 10

  -What are you looking for?

  Frank

• I can co on the "low disk space" on RECOVERY (d :)) disc warning?)

  Using the disk management program I dropped my C drive and I now have a new, unnamed, empty, no file system (I think), 55 GB drive, volume, disk, partition in more C drive, (which has still approx. 220 GB of free,) the complete RECOVERY D drive/disk/partition/volume 10 GB and a connected by USB-free 430 of GB external hard drive.

  Hello

  You have lost your time shrinks for difficulty D: C:

  Read this:

  Your recovery Partition was photographed on your hard drive during the production of your computer by the manufacturer for all of these reasons.

  1. to reinstall Vista from in the case of a failure of the system, based on individuals or the keys at startup.

  F10 or Alt + F10 or F11 are a couple of different manufacturers use sequences.

  You will need to ask your manufacturer for proper sequence.

  2. to make the recovery disks on if your drive hard breaks down, so that you can then reinstall the operating system on a new hard drive.

  Also ask them how to make records.

  Your D: Recovery Drive is should not be used for backups, defragmented, etc..

  There are backups on an external hard drive.

  To resolve the problems that have arisen with the recovery D: Partition, you will need to contact the manufacturer of your computer to remove all that has been added to it.

  See you soon.

• How to manage the unallocated disk space

  Original title: How can I increase the size of the c drive, I have 756 GB unallocated?

  How can I increase the size of the c drive, I have 756 GB unallocated?  When I right click on unallocated there is no options, they are grayed out

  Please read this link to get detailed advice:

  Windows supports hard drives larger than 2 TB

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2581408

• exclude alerts for DVD players on the rules available to the logical disk space

  Hello

  I created a new rule to monitor space available in megabytes using the topology of logical disk for my windows Hosts. The rule is also trigger alerts for CD/DVD players. I need exclusion has go them of monitoring/alert. Please guide if you have an idea of how it can be ruled out starting / ignored.

  Query scope I use: LogicalDisk: host.agents.type {'Active Directory', 'ExchangeAgent', 'WindowsAgent'} with the spaceAvailable property. Alert reader DVD are ignored if I use the property capacityavailable of logical disk. But it shows the free space available in % I need.

  Return to Administration-> tooling-> Console of Script and paste the following text in the search box:

  Logical disk: (host.agents.type {'Active Directory', 'ExchangeAgent', 'WindowsAgent'}) and (detail.writable! = false)

  "Do the motion" SELECT and let us know if this succeeds.

  (It worked for me)

• Burning files & the remaining disk space

  When burning files in Win7, how can we know how much space is left on the disk?
  Sometimes, I would like to add additional files and don't know if they will fit in the space of all left.
  Don't want to go through the whole process comes to discover that it does not burn the extra info.

  Insert the CD. DVD and right click on the CD/DVD drive letter and select "Properties".
  If previous data was written as "Muti-Session" the space free rest is listed. However, if the session has been "closed" so no additional information cannot be stored or burned on the CD/DVD and displays the free space a "zero" or "None".

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com
  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help. And if that does not solve your problem, then create a Windows 7 "GodMode folder" ;-)