Hi,
On my harddrive I have three basic partitions (for different types of data). I want to exchange some size between two, due to uneven use.
yet, I can't extend the newly created [unallocated free place] partition to the data-partition I want. This is (partially?) due to several (small) recovery partitions between the primary data partitions.
Is there a solution?
- Can I move the recovery partitions (tot the end/beginning of the drive)?
- Can I deleted the recovery partitions (what is the risk/how to do)?
Tnx in advance!
Ken
PS: This is for stuff at home so no fancy system/disk management programs in my possession.
On my harddrive I have three basic partitions (for different types of data). I want to exchange some size between two, due to uneven use.
yet, I can't extend the newly created [unallocated free place] partition to the data-partition I want. This is (partially?) due to several (small) recovery partitions between the primary data partitions.
Is there a solution?
- Can I move the recovery partitions (tot the end/beginning of the drive)?
- Can I deleted the recovery partitions (what is the risk/how to do)?
Tnx in advance!
Ken
PS: This is for stuff at home so no fancy system/disk management programs in my possession.