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Table Of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- PRODUCT COMPONENTS
- FEATURES OVERVIEW
- GETTING STARTED
- BASIC CONCEPTS
- WINDOWS COMPONENTS
- INTERFACE OVERVIEW
- SETTINGS OVERVIEW
- VIEWING DISK PROPERTIES
- DATA BACKUP AND RESCUE
- COPY TASKS
- BOOT MANAGEMENT
- PARTITION MANAGEMENT
- BASIC PARTITIONING OPERATIONS
- ADVANCED PARTITIONING OPERATIONS
- CHANGING PARTITION ATTRIBUTES
- HARD DISK MANAGEMENT
- EXTRA FUNCTIONALITY
- TYPICAL SCENARIOS
- TROUBLESHOOTER
- GLOSSARY
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After completing the operation your computer will be automatically restarted back to Windows where you can
see the newly created NTFS partition. Now you’ve got a place to keep your stuff apart from Windows.
INCREASING SIZE OF A SYSTEM PARTITION BY TAKING UNUSED SPACE OF AN ADJACENT
PARTITION
Let’s assume you’ve got several partitions on your hard disk. After installing a number of resource-consuming
applications and system updates your system partition has started to suffer from the lack of free space. But an
adjacent partition has a plenty of redundant space. That’s just enough to make your system partition suffer no
more.
To increase size of a system partition by taking unused space from an adjacent partition, please do the
following:
1. Click the Partitioning button and then select Resize Partitions.
2. On the Wizard's Welcome page, click the Next button.
3. Click on your system partition. By doing that, the wizard will automatically select an adjacent partition
as well. This partition will later act as a space donor.
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