Hard Drive Partition in Vista

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by axelbrora, Nov 7, 2009.

  1. axelbrora

    axelbrora Private E-2

    Hi,

    I have installed a new samsung 1Tb hard drive and I am trying to partition the drive with Vista. I am getting a lot of "access denied" errors however by shrinking the C: volume in stages I have manage to create the D: volume and extend it into the unallocated space.

    I now have the c: volume at about 573Gb amd the D: volume anout 347Gb. when I try to shrink the C: volume further Vista is only offerring to shrink it about 82,000 Mb (8Gb) and even if I select the full amount I get "access denied".

    I would like to get the C: volume for the operating system and programmes down to about 100Gb and the rest on the D: volume for storage. I have just installed Vista and there is nothing else on the hard disk other than my AV so I would like to do this now.

    Any advice on how to do this would be appreciated.

    Axel
     
  2. Toke

    Toke MajorGeek

  3. usafveteran

    usafveteran MajorGeek

    Agree. I used it when I encountered the same problem as axelbrora.
     

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