Changing HDD Partitions after cloning

Discussion in 'Recovery & Backup' started by rognik39, Mar 31, 2013.

  1. rognik39

    rognik39

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    Hi Guys

    I have managed to clone my HDD from a 160GB to a 250GB and the system works This has taken the best part of a day over 2 days.
    However I have still have the same problem that is the C: Drive is all but full the H: Drive is less than half but wont shrink and there was approx 80+GB as unallocated which I have managed to change to free space.
    Via Windows Disk management I cannot extend either C or H Volumes and the free space I can only delete partition which goes back to unallocated or make a New simple volume.
    There should be capture of this
    Ideally I want H: Drive to be about 40 GB and C: Drive 200GB

    Can anyone advise the easiest way to achieve this
     

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