Windows partition resize

• Such a problem that Windows partition resize operation fails since the unallocated is not adjacent to the target partition where partition resize is desired would occur when Windows users resize partition in Windows with partition magic. A considerable amount of partition magic software merely offers shrink partition and extend partition functions. Whereas, partition resize still contains another yet vital operation, move partition which features in partition resize. In order to resolve this problem, you need MiniTool Partition Wizard for help. As a popular partition magic enjoy a tremendous numbers of users worldwide, MiniTool Partition Wizard should be a must-have tool for Windows partition management. This partition magic integrated move partition and partition resize into one operation Move/Resize Partition, which greatly facilitates Windows partition resize. Wherever the unallocated space locates, MiniTool Partition Wizard partition magic helps perfectly resize partition in Windows with easy-to-use operations.
  
  Concrete issues during Windows partition resize
  It is easy nonetheless uncommon to successfully resize partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard when unallocated space is available near the target partition. As a matter of fact, the unallocated is not adjacent to target partition and more operations are needed for partition resize.
  
  
  
  We can see from this interface that the only available unallocated space lies at the end of disk. The "Move/Resize" operation may disappoint you if you want to extend F: since they are not adjacent. This is the most common issue in Windows partition resize and out partition magic offers two solutions to this issue:
  
  Solution one
  Shrink E: or G: to free up an unallocated near F: and then execute partition resize. This is solution familiar to many users but of defect as we will probably fail to shrink partition to spare an unallocated space they the neighboring partitions are brimming with data.
  
  Solution two
  Move the unallocated at the end of disk to a neighboring location to F: by performing the following operations with MiniTool Partition Wizard:
  First, select G: and click "Move/Resize" on tool bar.
  
  
  
  Drag the partition handle leftwards to the left border and then click "OK".
  
  
  
  In this preview interface, we can see the unallocated space is adjacent to F:. By clicking "Apply" to execute this Move Partition operation, we can then smoothly conduct Windows partition resize.
  
  Whatever partition magic, we are required to execute a couple of operations to obtain enough unallocated space for resizing partition. MiniTool Partition Wizard with complete partition resize functions is the very partition magic for Windows partition resize. If any problem in managing partition, please visit the official website http://www.partitionwizard.com for help.
  
  
  
  
  

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