Perhaps you have ignored "low disk space" warning
When one partition is out of space, a "low disk space" warning dialog box will pop up from the right bottom of the task bar. Many users think it over to be annoying and disable it without hesitation. However, it is not recommended that you do that, especially for system C: drive.
In such case, the computer might be fighting for the precious space and may run much slowly. What's worse, should the Windows system runs out of physical RAM memory, it will try to create virtual memory with a great mass of disk drive space. And if there isn't enough disc drive space available, your applications may fail and also your system might just fall down and go boom.
What will you do under such situation?
Generally, by far the most time-saving and easiest solution is to resize partition with reliable third-party partition software. This means that, shrinking other partition to develop some free space and extending the low disk space drive with the unallocated space.
Which software to repartition a hard drive?
Depending on some users' experience, Aomei Partition Assistant is regarded as one of the most reliable and could guarantee data safety.
How to resize partition by using Aomei Partition Assistant?
As partition manager, Aomei Partition Assistant is an all-in-one partition manager software. Using its user-friendly interface, it is easy and simple to perform basic and advanced features without data loss. For instance, you may create, delete, format partition, resize/move partition, extend NTFS system partition without rebooting computer, copy partition/disk to back up data, etc.
Step1: Launch Aomei Partition Assistant.
Step2:Right-click D: partition. Put your mouse pointer on the left borderline of D: partition and drag it rightwards to shrink it. Then you would find some unallocated space behind system C: drive.
Step3: Click system C: drive. Position your mouse pointer on the right borderline of system C: drive and drag it rightwards to extend system partition.
Step4: Click "Apply". After that, you will find system C: drive has been extended and D: partition has been shrunk.
From the above we could conclude that resizing partition with Aomei Partition Assistant can be completed easily and safely.
When one partition is out of space, a "low disk space" warning dialog box will pop up from the right bottom of the task bar. Many users think it over to be annoying and disable it without hesitation. However, it is not recommended that you do that, especially for system C: drive.
In such case, the computer might be fighting for the precious space and may run much slowly. What's worse, should the Windows system runs out of physical RAM memory, it will try to create virtual memory with a great mass of disk drive space. And if there isn't enough disc drive space available, your applications may fail and also your system might just fall down and go boom.
What will you do under such situation?
Generally, by far the most time-saving and easiest solution is to resize partition with reliable third-party partition software. This means that, shrinking other partition to develop some free space and extending the low disk space drive with the unallocated space.
Which software to repartition a hard drive?
Depending on some users' experience, Aomei Partition Assistant is regarded as one of the most reliable and could guarantee data safety.
How to resize partition by using Aomei Partition Assistant?
As partition manager, Aomei Partition Assistant is an all-in-one partition manager software. Using its user-friendly interface, it is easy and simple to perform basic and advanced features without data loss. For instance, you may create, delete, format partition, resize/move partition, extend NTFS system partition without rebooting computer, copy partition/disk to back up data, etc.
Step1: Launch Aomei Partition Assistant.
Step2:Right-click D: partition. Put your mouse pointer on the left borderline of D: partition and drag it rightwards to shrink it. Then you would find some unallocated space behind system C: drive.
Step3: Click system C: drive. Position your mouse pointer on the right borderline of system C: drive and drag it rightwards to extend system partition.
Step4: Click "Apply". After that, you will find system C: drive has been extended and D: partition has been shrunk.
From the above we could conclude that resizing partition with Aomei Partition Assistant can be completed easily and safely.
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