Has anybody seen anything like this before.... anybody know why it is doing this and what can be done about it short of backing the 175GB up, deleting the partition, create new partitions, and then restoring the backup in the smaller space?
I am working on a HP Pavilion. It has a 550GB hard drive and there is
nothing unusual about the Win 7 Home Premium setup. It has a 195 MB
boot drive = C. The Win 7 D drive with about 450 GB on it ...the user
only is using 175GB of that D drive... a HP recovery drive of 24GB
and the HP utility drive with around 100MB. I want to get rid of the
HP stuff so I delete the two HP partitions. Next I try to shrink the
450GB D drive down to 250 which leaves a solid 75 GB free on the
drive. But I can't shrink it more then about 7GB because Win 7 Disk
Manager says there isn't any space available. I have tried using Win
7 Disk Management, Paragon Partition Manager, and Active Boot
Partition Manager and they all have the same issue.
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