Dear friend,
Here is a third party software called PA Pro Demo (14.4M)
Click here to download.
http://www.aomeisoftware.com/download/pa/DM_ProDemo.zip
Then, do the following.
1. Install AOMEI Partition Assistant, run it as administrator privileges
and get Windows partition manager main
Hi,
Once you are using window 7, no need to download and install any software.
You can do the work with the tools already installed in your computer.
Do the following:
1. Right click to my Computer.
2. Select Manage and press enter.
A tree view will appear.
3. select Disk management and press
Thanks very much, I will try.
On 11/15/13, Him Prasad Gautam drishtibac...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Once you are using window 7, no need to download and install any software.
You can do the work with the tools already installed in your computer.
Do the following:
1. Right click to my Computer.
I have only 2 drives currently on my machine, each drive has near
about 150GB capacity. I want to divide C drive into 2 parts, I want to
keep C drive as 75GB and another new drive also 75GB. Please guide me
how to do it? I am using Dell Laptop, windows 7 ultimate. My C drive
is near about 110GB
Dear friend,
I think, it will possible via an application called partition majic.
Try this.
Looking for your results.
With all regards, Maneesh B.
On 11/15/2013 10:46 AM, Mohib Anwar Rafel wrote:
I have only 2 drives currently on my machine, each drive has near
about 150GB capacity. I want
Hi,
You can do it by yourself.
However, the maximum or minimum size of each new drive is decided by
the system.
I have to see it again.
I wil see it and post later.
On 11/15/13, maneeshbalachandran maneeshbalachand...@gmail.com wrote:
Dear friend,
I think, it will possible via an application
Hi friends on my Dell Laptop I have only 2 drives, C and D, comprising
150 GB each approx. I want to divide the hard disk into three parts
viz. C, D and E. Please guide me how can I do it with out formatting
the windows? I am using Windows 7 ultimate.
--
Mohib Anwar Rafel
2009 - 2011 M.Phil,
Hi,
Without formatting, either you can divide your drive c or drive d but
you can not merge both and again divide into three parts.
Before seeking such suggestion, let you clear:
1. which windows are you using?
2. What is the empty memory of the drive wished to divide?
On 11/14/13, Mohib Anwar
