How to resize disk partition Windows Vista

I have a client who needs my help to install Solidworks < / strong> in his notebook. As usual, I started the installation process . But after a few clicks I received the message below

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It indicates the amount space Volume disk (partition ) C: < / strong> is not enough to fit the size of Solidworks software . So the solution < / strong> to this problem is resize the volume of the C: drive to make it bigger < / strong> required

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clear = "all" Then you will see the window Computer Management as below
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clear = "all" Double -click disk Management and center pane management computer < / strong> show you information disk volumes as below .

clear = "all" now good volume, click the drive (D :) -> click Delete Volume ... < / strong> -> click Yes < / strong >
clear = "all" Wait until what you see become unallocated . See below
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clear = "all" now you procedures resize disk partition . What I mean is that you want to resize the disk volume C: become bigger < / strong> until it can adapt to the size of Solidworks or

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clear = "all" When the Extend Volume Wizard appears , click Next < / strong> . Then you will see the below interface
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clear = "all" < li> based on the above, select the amount of space in MB , you must . This amount of space represent the size that you will add in the disk volume C: < / strong >
clear = "all" Click Next < / strong > -> click Finish
clear = "all" now you see , the two disk volumes are quite balance in terms of size < / strong> . See the comparison below
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clear = "all" at this point, you must create the partition back to the disk volume D:

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clear = "all" New Simple Volume Wizard appears -> click Next < / strong> -> click Next < / strong>

clear = "all" Based on the above image , assign the drive letter for the volume unallocated -> click Next < / strong >
clear = "all" < li> now you will be presented with the partition function format as below
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Click to show the sign in the box Perform a quick format -> click Next < / strong> -> click Finish < / strong> - . > Wait until the formatting process is
now copy and paste the data that you have stored on the external hard drive directly into local disk D : < / ol>

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