How to resize Windows partition

• System partition is a commonly used term in Windows operating systems, and it mainly refers to the partition used to boot Windows. Generally, system partition stores boot files of operating system, and most users put system partition and boot partition on the same partition, namely C partition. Along with long-term use of the computer, we will find there is less and less available space left on C partition, and the size of partition C will influence operating system's running speed. If we just transfer files on partition C to another partition, these files are easy to be lost or damaged in the process of transferring, which may result in running fault. In fact, besides this troublesome method, there is another safer and more effective method, namely resizing Windows partition. We can shrink the partition adjacent to the partition which is short of space, and then use the shrunk space to extend the destination partition. As a result, we can store more data on destination partition. Now, just a piece of professional partition magic can help us resize Windows partition quickly and easily.
  
  MiniTool Partition Wizard is your best choice
  Among partition magic series, MiniTool Partition Wizard is a piece of partition magic suitable for most users. And continuous optimization makes it easy to operate this partition magic. At the same time, it can be compatible with the majority of operating systems without bringing any data damage or data loss. Besides, with this partition magic, we can resize partition, copy partition, create partition, delete partition, convert file system, and perform much other partition management. If you install it on your computer, you can manage and optimize disk partition at any time, making good use of the disk space to improve disk use ratio.
  
  Resize Windows partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard
  The principle of resizing Windows partition is very simple, namely shrinking and extending partition (extending partition means dividing a part of space from one partition to create an unallocated space which is used for other partitions). To use MiniTool Partition Wizard, users do not need to know professional knowledge. The following interface is the main interface of this partition magic:
  
  
  
  First, we need to get an unallocated space which can be got from other partitions. Supposing we divide a part of space from D partition to get unallocated space, operations are as follows:
  
  
  
  Select D partition, and then click "Move/Resize" button. After entering resizing interface, we will see the following interface:
  
  
  
  Here, drag the left triangle rightwards to shrink D partition. Then, click "OK" to go back to the main interface.
  
  
  
  From the main interface, we can see an unallocated space before D partition, which is divided from D partition. Then, we can extend C partition. Select C partition, and then click "Move/Resize" to get the following interface of "Move/Resize Partition" function:
  
  
  
  In this interface, the gray area next to the partition handle is the unallocated space. At this time, drag the right black triangle rightwards to extend C partition. Then, click "OK" to go back to the main interface again:
  
  
  
  Next, we will find the unallocated space disappears and C partition has been extended. And the space added to C partition has the same size as the unallocated space. However, we can not exit from the software hurriedly, because this is just a preview effect this partition magic offers. Only after we click "Apply" to perform all recorded operations can our task be accomplished.
  
  From the above introduction, I believe you have had a basic understanding of this professional partition magic MiniTool Partition Wizard. When facing numerous kinds of partition magic, you should select this professional partition magic without any hesitation. If you want to know more information about this partition magic, please visit its official website http://www.partitionwizard.com.
  
  
  
  
  

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