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Ok. This appears the only route to take. I find one has to actually buy this program for it to move anything more than one Gig.
Thank you so much for the info.
Imaged partitioned Drive
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New #13
Where did you see that? Please give a link ...
Command Prompt (Admin)
reagentc / info
Post the results (I expect it to report part 7)
There doesn't seem to be much on Data (F:) 88.80 free of 89.04. I agree with topgun - just move what little is there to D: or E: (both seem to be empty).
I'll know better which partitions can be deleted after seeing the reagentc output.
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New #14
The link to a maximum of 1 Gig is found on this link. Tell me I'm misunderstanding something.
https://www.partitionwizard.com/down...tition-manager
Also, as to the reagentc / info, there is no 7 or any other numbers coming up here on the report. It sums as follows -
Examples,
REAGENTC.EXE / setreimage / ?
REAGENTC.EXE / disable / ?
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New #15
Usually a C drive of 120+ GB is big enough for the "OS and Programs".
Do you store User data on C ?
The hibernate file, pagefile, and System Restore points can also use a lot of data.
If you're a gamer, games installed on C could use a lot of space.
Run Wiztree (free) to see where your space is used.
They have a Portable Zip available, no install needed.
Antibody Software - WizTree finds the files and folders using the most disk space on your hard drive
Post a screen print of Wiztree for your C drive if you have questions.
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New #16
That page refers to MiniTool Power Data Recovery Free Edition, not to MiniTool Partition Wizard Free. It's thanking you for downloading Partition Wizard and offers another Minitool product, Power Data Recovery, to try.
Thanks for Downloading MiniTool Partition Wizard Free
You May Also be Interested in other “pop-star” software of MiniTool ... Power Data Recovery
The 1GB limit is on the recovery tool, not Partition Wizard.
Sorry, I think I confused you on reagentc when I predicted it would report partition 7
the command is
reagentc /info
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New #17
Everything I have is on the C: drive nought excluding. Being a novice and reading TopGuncp's #10 posting, I'm feeling kind of queezy about proceeding on with that. If anyone can make a mistake, you're reading "me" now. If there was a simpler way for "novices" to bring the F: & C: closer together or get rid of that partition, then maybe I might attempt it. It would look as though I'd have to get a Pro to take care of this for me.
Thank you slartybart for clarifying that particular link info for me. Much appreciated!
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New #18
It's fairly easy - take a look at the Partition Wizard tutorial on Move / Resize
How to Move/Resize Partition | MiniTool Partition Wizard Tutorial
Don't do anything yet, just familiarize yourself with the procedure.
But please do the reagentc /info I asked to see.
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Thanks for the further reply. I've done the reagentc /info test and never got any number, e.g. 7. Read my earlier reply with regards to that and see if it makes any sense. More than likely, you'll probably have to give me furthered instructions based on my first results, which was basically nothing.
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Here is a screenshot of what I got from the test ...
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