Merge G drive with C drive 100, merge G drive with C drive

If you don't want to reinstall the system, you must use partitionmagic, install it in the army or sky**, and it will automatically detect the partition of your hard drive after startup.

First select G drive == Right click == Adjust the size of the partition, drag the left point of the bar to the right, you can shrink the partition, free up the capacity you want to become a free partition, you can also choose to merge, and merge the G drive directly such as F drive.

Then, in the order of f==e==d==c, move the partitions to the right in turn, and finally move the free partition capacity to the C drive. (You can also directly reduce the partition of the D drive and move it into the C drive).

If the operation is wrong, you can cancel and start again, if the selection is completed, click the application in the lower left corner, the computer will restart, and automatically adjust the partition between entering Windows, and restart the computer according to the prompts after completion.

Note: 1. Be sure to move the partition from back to front, that is, if you want to increase the partition, you must adjust the free partition from the latter partition.

2. Do not cut off the power during the partitioning process, otherwise the hard disk data will be lost, and it must be repartitioned before it can be used.

The simplest, no additional software is needed, as long as both disks are NTFS format, G disk can be mounted directly to C disk letter, the use is no different from the general disk.

Non-adjacent partitions cannot be merged, you can only divide drive D to drive C, and Vista partition uses Acronis Disk Director Suite, address.

Note: After the software operation is over, the system must be restarted before the actual partitioning operation can be performed.

It's not okay to repartition, find a disk to transfer important files, this is the easiest and safest.

If you want to adjust it, you need to use PQ (Disk Partition Magician), it is recommended to divide some space from drive D to drive C, and then merge drive G into drive F. (But this software is basically a rookie killer, I don't know how many first-time users regret it after using it).

Dude, as long as you can install the system and partition it, it's fine, say I don't understand, I will, but I don't understand, if you can, I can do it for you, I don't know where you are.

PQ does not support Vista,Vista system itself with partition and partition adjustment function,You right-click on my computer Manage Select Disk Management There is this function in it,But it's more troublesome,To calculate the capacity,If you don't get it right, it's reversed.,You give it a try.。

Graphic partition tool,Enter PQ first,Delete G disk,Right-click C disk,Select capacity,Add the original G disk to C disk,Roughly like this,The software is not available now,General ghost system disk with,You can also go to the Dotsoft software station to see。

Can reply correctly you have a way to merge the G disk to C, I've pretended to be Vista before. You don't need a full square.

2nd floor gives the correct answer.

There's a way,Partition magician Lite Chinese version,This software can adjust the size of the partition under the Windows system,You have to adjust it from the back to the front,That is to say,Divide the last disk letter G excess space to F disk,F disk excess space is allocated to E disk,And so on,As for how to divide it, you can open the software yourself to see it,Start it from scratch after allocation,The boot system will move itself to perform the operation,,And then wait more than an hour to get it。 And there is no data loss.

You can use PM partitioning software, go to the dog or you can search for it!

However, you can only merge contiguous partitions, which means that drive C can only be merged with drive D!

I used to merge the E drive and the F drive, if you want to merge with the C drive, it doesn't matter, because PM will set the start of merging partitions after restarting, and then enter the system! But I haven't played the Vista system, so it should be fine! It's okay, don't be afraid, try it!!

I heard that Vista also has its own partitioning tool, I don't know if I can use it, but I still prefer PM!

Some system disks enter CD boot after restarting, there are partition tools in the system disk tool, and the partition tool of the system disk is also very good!