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SOLVED: Tried to resize partition


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Rhijaen

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I had originally planned on dual booting Ubuntu and Windows XP on this machine. On a 160GB HDD, I partitioned 100GB for Windows, and left the rest (42gigs or so) unpartitioned. I changed my mind earlier today to wanting only Windows on this machine. I booted up a linux live CD to resize the NTFS partition. Using gparted, I resized the NTFS partition to be the size of the current partition + the unpartitioned space. Unfortunately, it spit out an error, but it continued to try to resize it. After booting back into Windows, I saw that the size of the partition hadn't changed.

This is a screenshot of the disk management tool: Posted Image

The space is really filling up fast.

Is there a way to reclaim this space without a format?

Thanks for any and all help. :whistling:


EDIT: Solved it by using bootit ng

Edited by Rhijaen, 22 July 2007 - 01:05 AM.

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