I doubt that any software will allow you to modify the c: partition
without reinstalling. One thing that you can do is Ghost or backup the
image, repartition the drive, then lay the image in the larger
partition. It is a delicate procedure and you could be forced to start
from scratch. I recommend that you only do it if you have used Ghost or
other software that can clone an image.
Fly......
CV wrote:
>
> Hello again everyone, it's been awhile since I have been here. I have
> a little problem, hope it's little.
>
> A friend of mine got a new computer and gave me her old one and of
> course it had major problems. I found that it has 3 partitions! Why I
> don't even know but I want to have everything in "ONE" partition. I re-
> installed the XP but I was unable to delete the other partitions or I
> must have missed that part, is there a way to delete the other
> partitions without hurting the OS and having to re-install again?
>
> The computer specs..............
>
> This is a generic computer (has no name)
> Has a cool "Award" Bios when boots. I have never seen this boot screen
> before, I like it cause it shows details.
> Has 198 Ram, 20GB hard drive and 600 Mhz Processor.
>
> Thanks and God Bless!
> Cindy
>
>
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