How to Extend C Drive Space on Windows Server 2000/2003/2008/2012

Do you always reformat the partition when C drive is lacking of free disk space? Do you always need to reinstall system when C drive is running out of disk space? Are you still looking for a method to extend C drive space for Windows Server? This page will introduce partition software, which can help you extend C drive space on Windows Server without reformatting or reinstalling.

Server Partition Software Download

C drive resizer is a Server partition software, with which you are able to increase size of C drive on Windows Server 2003, extend system partition SBS 2003, extend disk partition on Windows Server 2008 and fix low disk space problem on other Windows Servers like Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2012, etc. Working as partition magic, C drive resizer has the function of extending disk partition, shrinking partition and move partition.

Tutorial: Extend C Drive on Server with 4 Steps

Step1. Download, install and run C drive resizer. Right click a partition that has large free disk space and choose "Resize/Move" option.

Step2. Move the arrows to shrink the selected partition to squeeze some unallocated space. Move the unallocated space close to C Drive.

Step3. Right click C drive and choose "Resize/Move" option.

Step4. Move the arrows to add the unallocated space to C drive. Then, you can click "Apply" button to get C drive extended.

Extend C Drive Space on Windows Server without Rebooting

When you want to extend C drive on Windows Server, you just need to install C drive resizer on your computer. Windows will not ask you to reboot your computer in order to extend C drive space, so it can save a lot of time. C drive resizer allows you to extend NTFS partition and FAT32 partition without rebooting. It is capable of extending C drive space within a few seconds. This partition software works on all Windows Servers to extend C drive space without moving or deleting any data from the hard disk.

Allocate Unallocated Space to Extend Server C Drive

Case:

I have Windows Server 2003 OS on my compute. I have repartitioned a 500GB WD hard disk into 4 partitions on my Server. Recently, the C drive is running out of disk space, and Windows asks me to delete some unnecessary files to free disk space on C drive. However, the free space on C drive is still insufficient after deleting those unnecessary files. So I want to extend C drive space? How can extend C drive on Windows Server 2003 without data loss?

Solution:

If you want to extend C drive space on Windows Server 2003, unallocated space is needed on the same hard disk. Firstly, you need to shrink other partition so produce some unallocated space. Then, you can allocate the unallocated space to C drive and get C drive extended.

Fix Low Disk Space Warning Securely and Effectively

When receiving low disk space warning on C drive on Windows Servers, you may be urgent to look for a method to fix the problem. C drive resizer enables you to extend C drive space on Windows Server operating system effectively and securely. This partition software can help with partition resizing without any influence on the system or data. In addition, this partition doesn’t contain any spyware or virus, so you can totally rely on this partition to extend C drive space on Windows Servers.

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