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Old 12-22-2007, 10:49 PM
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Looking for a good Free GUI partition program to resize some HD. Any ideas?
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If you have windows xp you could use Manager thats built in.
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How would you go about making a partition in the manager?
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Right click on My computer -> Click Manage If the Storage list on the left is not expaned click the + then click on disk management. Have a play with that
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