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Jim Glow
When I recently re-installed W2K Pro on my Fujitsu laptop
(don't ask why; we think it was a boot sector virus ... ),
the DISE drive (D was created at around 9GB, even though
the DISE file space needed was less than 2GB. Is there
any way with Windows utilities already provided with the
OS to shrink the D: drive capacity and put it back on the
C: drive? I understand Partition Magic can do this, but
my version doesn't run on W2K.
(don't ask why; we think it was a boot sector virus ... ),
the DISE drive (D was created at around 9GB, even though
the DISE file space needed was less than 2GB. Is there
any way with Windows utilities already provided with the
OS to shrink the D: drive capacity and put it back on the
C: drive? I understand Partition Magic can do this, but
my version doesn't run on W2K.