Disk partition under Vistal

OK! There are two ways:

1) Instrumental Method:

Find some partition tools,It's possible to distinguish the partition without damaging the data The problem is that there aren't many such tools.,I'm learning software.,I don't know one.。。。 There are very few tools that can make space out of space without damaging files at all. This kind of problem can be solved theoretically, but it is difficult to operate in practice, so there are relatively few such tools and software.

2) Grid: Grid will lead to complete data loss!

My opinion is,Although Vista is genuine pre-installed,But it's actually useless It's beautiful.,But it's not practical.,Play games are stuck.,Maybe you don't play games.。。。 But it's really useless... This is just my superficial opinion.

If you agree, you can just go to the C drive, reinstall the system, and repartition it completely. The most well-known is PM partition managerIt's easy to use.

NTFS format to use dynamic partitions.

To use Vista dynamic partition, there is only one condition, and that is that the drive file format must be NTFS, this is because only the NTFS file format drive has the "Compress Volume" function to achieve the following dynamic partition under Vista. The C drive system disk is in NTFS format, but if the D drive is in FAT32 format, how to convert it directly to NTFS format? Find the "Command Prompt" in the Start menu of Vista, right-click on "Run as administrator", and enter the command:

convert

d: fs:ntfs" (d is the drive letter d drive you want to convert). The system can convert the D disk in FAT32 format to NTFS format losslessly.

Divide the excess space of the D drive.

Take the D drive as an example, let's see how to repartition it.

Step 1: Right-click on "Computer Management" on the desktop, and in the management window, click on "Storage Disk Management".

Step 2: Right-click on the D drive you want to repartition and select "Compress Volume" in the menu, Step 3: Set the size of the new partition you want, such as 10GB, in the window that appears. Click the OK button when you're done with the settings.

Step 4: Wait a little, we can see a new blank partition under the disk manager, right-click on this new partition, click on the "Add New Simple Volume" menu in the menu, as shown in Figure 3. In the wizard of "Add New Simple Volume", click "Next" all the way until it is completed, so that an F drive is successfully drawn.

After the partition is completed, open the original D drive and the files in it are still there. And so on, if you feel that one more F drive is not enough, then compress a part of the space from the D drive and turn it into a new disk. This way until you have adjusted the large hard drive to a partition that you are satisfied with.

And in the process of partitioning, you don't have to worry about whether the data of the D drive will be affected, which is very convenient to use.

Step 5: If you are not satisfied with the new partition F drive that you just divided from the D drive, you need to merge the F drive to the D drive and then repartition it. So how do you incorporate?

Right-click on the F drive under the disk manager and click "Delete Volume" (Note: transfer or back up all the data in the F drive before deleting). After the deletion is complete, right-click on drive D, select Extended Volume, and click Next until the merger of drive F and drive D is completed.

If you want to be compatible with the previous system, you need to start the partition with an XPSP2 disc and then install Vista

Use the Vista boot disc boot partition only to consider using Vista.

Be cautious when using third-party partitioning tools.