sony notebook C drive partition problem 50

What operating system? I don't think it's very likely that you are XP, if it is Vista, you can directly use the software that comes with the system to "compress the volume" to split the C drive. Specific steps:

Email: Click on the computer, select Manage, then select Disk Management, select the partition you want to compress, right-click, select the compressed volume, and then follow the prompts to OK.

Reminder,Sony's factory state restoration, I haven't used it.,I don't know if it's going to be the same as the book of Acer.、IBM and other brands will fail after re-dividing the area.。 Therefore, it is recommended to consult the factory first, do not blindly partition, and don't forget to burn the factory state recovery disk before tossing and turning

Go to Vista Home**This software, there are tutorials in it, and the partition that comes with it is really rubbish. But here's a reminder, the C drive can't be less than 30G, otherwise the hard disk will be back to a zone when the system is restored in the future!! There's nothing else to pay attention to.

I divided myself into 3 districts, the first 30, the second 50 and the remaining third district. Let's divide it slowly, I wish you a happy partition.

This software can ensure that the data is partitioned under the condition that the data is unchanged, and the tutorial can be seen on the Internet.

Of course,FZ,And you can use the computer's built-in recovery system.,It's recoverable.,Hehe,Mine is to recover if you can't solve it.。

Is your system XP or Vista???

If it's xp, you can use the partition magician to adjust, provided that you are familiar with the partition magician, I have used it, no problem.

But if it's Vista, Partition Magician won't work, and there's no version that supports Vista yet. Vista system can only back up the data and then enter the DOS with DM partition.

There are different methods for different OS (XP, Vista, or Mac, not Linux), such as Vista, although the system comes with a partition function, but it is very difficult to use. It is recommended to use specialized partitioning software. There are many on the Internet.

However, the process can be troublesome, so be prepared.

The steps for disk partitioning are as follows:

1. Plug the USB flash drive that has made the startup program into the computer and turn it on, and enter the PE interface.

2. Find "Partition Tool" under the PE interface and double-click to open it, as shown below.

3. There is a "Quick Partition" under the menu of this navigation bar, and after clicking on it, you can directly click the next step to partition the disk.

If it is Vista or Win7, right-click on the computer, Manage, Disk Management, then right-click on the C drive, compress the volume, and then enter the C disk size 102400MB, click compress. Are you sure. Then there will be an extra block for partitions, right-click on it, create a simple volume, enter 204800MB, OK, the remaining block is less than 204800MB, and then right-click on it, create a simple volume, and make a disk for the rest.

Because I didn't know how big the 500G hard drive was, I had to divide the C drive into 100G, the D drive 200G, and the E drive left. You can do the math yourself. 1gb=1024mb

The built-in disk management of the system cannot fulfill your requirements because it cannot perform operations such as splitting the zone where the current system is located. Third-party software is required.

Buy a mounted disc and boot the disc to PE. It's a miniature system, and it's usually with DiskGenius in it. You can do it with it.

The system is not necessarily easy to use, it is recommended to use special software.

Use it. The system really doesn't work.