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More info?)
Not safely possible.
If you have the XP version of partition magic(as Yves mentions), you could
try resizing the primary partition, but you could end up causing problems
for yourself.
"JoshG" <JoshG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:445EDC1C-F274-4F73-A383-A07F997C7FBB@microsoft.com...
> the biggest problem I have is that there isn't anywhere that will allow me
> to
> r.click in mgmt... At the top it says that I have 26% of my HD free... but
> at
> the bottom my whole HD is in one partition, and there's nothing else...
> I guess how would I un-allocate the (free) space for another partition?
>
> "Andrew E." wrote:
>
>> With windows,partitioning isnt available when IE is open,the only tool
>> windows
>> have to partition is FDISK which xp doesnt support,and that is done in
>> DOS.XP
>> can/could partition in IE if youre drive has unallocated space on the
>> drive,simply
>> R.click on the free space in mgt,select create a partition,then format.
>>
>> "JoshG" wrote:
>>
>> > When I go into Computer Management and click on Disk Management, all I
>> > have
>> > is my hard disk which is a primary partition. I can't find a way for my
>> > computer to allow me to partition the drive... even PartitionMagic
>> > can't do
>> > it for me.
>> > Anyone have any ideas how I can fix that?