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Is there a way to partition my hard drive without completely reformatting?
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Partitioning the Hard Drive
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Well, you can either get something like Partition Magic and try that or you can use something like Norton Ghost to take an image of your hard drive and burn it onto cd's, then knockout your partition table and then create a new partition table and partitions and then use Ghost to restore the backup on cd's onto the first partitition.......but without going to extremes like this you can't partition without reformating.......Personally I've never used Partition Magic, I have no idea how much it costs, but it resets partitions so that you suposively don't have to repartition, but I don't knwo if it currently works on ME/XP.......Ghost will work on any system with a cd-r drive and a floppy drive.....and it only costs $15 for Ghost online including shipping....HeatherJay said:
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Being this as the case, I would just skip to something like Norton Ghost to backup the whole hard drive, then redo the partitions and load the Ghost backup onto the first partition.......Apologist said:
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