Here is the situation:
On one of my spare computers I have created a duel boot system.
The system boots Windows 98 and Windows XP.
The harddrive size is 30 gigabytes.
When I created the system I divided the harddrive as such:
Windows 98 - 10 Gigabytes (LOGCIAL DRIVE C
Windows XP - 15 Gigabytes (LOGICAL DRIVE D
Unpartitioned Free Space - 5 Gigabytes
As of now the harddrive space on the Windows XP partition has filled up and I need to create more space to install some other programs.
What I would like do this take the 5 Gigabyte free unpartitioned space and use it to increase the harddrive space of the Windows XP partition.
How can I do this?
Any help would be most appreciated.
On one of my spare computers I have created a duel boot system.
The system boots Windows 98 and Windows XP.
The harddrive size is 30 gigabytes.
When I created the system I divided the harddrive as such:
Windows 98 - 10 Gigabytes (LOGCIAL DRIVE C
Windows XP - 15 Gigabytes (LOGICAL DRIVE D
Unpartitioned Free Space - 5 Gigabytes
As of now the harddrive space on the Windows XP partition has filled up and I need to create more space to install some other programs.
What I would like do this take the 5 Gigabyte free unpartitioned space and use it to increase the harddrive space of the Windows XP partition.
How can I do this?
Any help would be most appreciated.