I managed to create some 10GB of free disk space by shrinking my D:\ drive.
Now I want to extend the Primary Partition (the C:\drive).

But when go to the Disk management panel, and I try to right click the C:\ drive and
select Extend Volume the "Extend Volume" option is grayed out.

Any ideas on an easy way to do this?
I can't install any new software until I figure this out.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...me-extend.html

Is that the same for Vista and Seven?

Pretty much, Windows 7 is what Vista should have been.

TWD Asks if you can extend the C: Drive. i am not sure if you can actually do that through the disk management? If you cant you may want to look at getting a 3rd party partioning software like Partition magic to help you with it.

Is that possible to change the partition sizes in XP without formatting and data loss?

Originally Posted by WebhostGIANT-Rob

Is that possible to change the partition sizes in XP without formatting and data loss?

Please read the freaking post title.

Please read the freaking post title.

I am sorry for interrupting your thread, but I just wanna know about this process for win XP I prefer. Do not see any point creating a new thread, but if it exists, I shall do it.