Windows Server 2003 Resize C Drive

As a computer user, you might know that the free space on C drive is eaten up by Windows updates, temporary data, and cookies, etc every day. However, you have no idea what to do when C drive is getting full and slow down your computer. Users who only know little knowledge about Windows system might delete some files to free disk space, while the experienced Windows system users might reinstall system or repartition the hard disk. However, all these are not the best solution. Keep reading and you will know what you can do to deal with C drive low disk space on your computer.

Partition Software for Windows Server 2003

It is very necessary to allocate reasonable disk space to each partition on Windows Server 2003, but the truth doesn’t always go as you wish. Some partition especially system partition may run out of disk space in Windows Server 2003 due to unreasonable allocating of disk space. However, the function of Windows 2003 built-in Disk Management is not perfect, which is unable to reallocate disk space unless you repartition the hard drive. However as you know, repartition hard disk would lead data on the disk to be erased. Diskpart command, as another built-in tool on Windows Server 2003, also has limitations if you want to reallocate disk space. Therefore, only partition software is the best choice if you want to reallocate disk space on Windows Server 2003 without repartitioning or reinstalling. With partition software, you are able to resize disk partition which is running out of disk space without repartitioning the hard disk or erasing disk data.