Dell built a server for one of my clients, Windows 2003 Server edition, when the partitoned the hard drive, The made the C drive way too small, only 12 gigs. Well they have everything all set up, users, permissions, programs ect. Some of it is so in depth that it would be a big time hardship to put in a new drive and reinstall. is it possible to resize the c drive with something like partition magic or ghost to a larger drive with norton ghost? and i forgot to mention that is has 2 160g hard drives mirrored.. I tried doing a ghost from what i thought was the main drive to another drive, but it didn't take. it just comes up and says can't find multiboot something when i try to boot from the drive i ghosted to. i hooked it up in another machine and there's not partition on the drive now. So has anyone had an experience resizing the partition on a server like this? If i resize it, does the mirrored drive automatically pick up the changes? I don't want to crash this thing..

Since they are mirrored, they read as 1 drive. Sounds like C:\ partition is set up as "boot drive" (with the OS on it). Is the remaining 140+ GB available as "D:\" drive? If so, then you can store all your files and even setup programs on D:\ . This would be "as is"... no changes needed.

Since the disk space is not enough, through shrinking another disk space for extend this partition is necessary. That turns out to be the best one of partition magic windows server 2003 is Partition Assistant Server Edition.

PM exposes disk to an unacceptably high risk of losing data. I do fire people who recommends anything like PM. I do it immediately and w/o any doubt. MCITP: Enterprise Administrator; MCT; Microsoft Security Trusted Advisor

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