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Disk Partitioning on Windows XP

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posted by shobhit78 on Dec 20, 2007


Hi,

I have a dell laptop which has only 1 partition - c:\
All my data is on C: (as there is no other drive).

For security of data against disk failures, I want to create another drive (D or E), which will be different from my system drive and I will use it to keep all my data there.

Can I please get a step-by-step process for doing this partitioning, without loosing any of the present data on C:
(steps right from backing up the present data, then partitioning, creating a new drive and finally moving all the C: data to the new drive)

Thanks,

Comment posted on Dec 21, 2007

Thanks nkprl,

But Partiton Magic
is quite costly....
Any thing else available for cheap/free? OR just a step-by-step process will do without any software...

Thanks
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Posted by marlonr6 on Jun 01, 2008

i tried to create new partition but as i hit add/remove prog. i can not see the start up disk so that i can proceed to create disk

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posted on Dec 20, 2007
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download partiton magic and the procedure is very simple without loosing any data

Comment posted on Dec 21, 2007

partition magic its the most safe utility
download it from here
http://rapidshare.com/files/68651905/Partition_20Magic_208.rar

Comment posted on Dec 21, 2007

download it from here
http://rapidshare.com/files/68651905/Partition_20Magic_208.rar
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