Why do you need to resize partition?
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Hello, I just installed a 120gb ssd which has 111.8 GB free and by minitool partition wizard I try to migrate OS only to ssd. The problem is that I get the message 'The specified disk is too small'. Migrating OS only doesn't move windows files only? If yes then why my windows folder. All-in-one Free Partition Magic. As the best free disk partition software favored by over tens of millions of users, MiniTool Partition Wizard Free helps users to repartition hard drive, format partition, check file system, align SSD partition, measure SSD performance, convert FAT to NTFS, etc. Aiming to become the most powerful free partition manager in the long term, it keeps offering ever. MiniTool Partition Wizard helps free resize partition (enlarge partition or shrink partition), move FAT32/NTFS partition in Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7/8. Then, When I get to the Select Destination Disc, the OCZ is greyed out because the Main Partition on the HDD is bigger than the whole SSD. What do I do now?? Last time I ran Partition Wizard to Compress it, but that rendered the Windows Partition Unbootable on the HDD & SSD.
Here are several situations in which you would like to resize partition:
For example, once when I was downloading a player online, following the installationsteps without setting the destination, a message came saying that my c disk has notenough space to install the application. Thus, I have to either reset thedestination or give up my intention. Therefore, later, I was used to set d or fpartition as the destination to avoid such problem following the advice of myfriends.
I know I can extend my c drive with Windows self-contained function but I didn’t know how for it seems very difficult. Being neither a computer professional nor acomputer lover, I’m usually been caught by problems. It is extremely annoying! Butnow, I’m not troubled by such problems anymore with AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional. Ithelps me manage my disks very well with its intuitive interface and simple steps. Bythe way, it is compatible with Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, and Windows 7.
Before you do
Resize partition with Partition Assistant
Case 1: Extend Partition
Case 2: Shrink Partition
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Note:
- The partition shrinking operation will be performed under PreOS Mode and your computer willreboot when:
- Shrink a partition on which the page file or AOMEI Partition Assistantinstallation file is on.
- Shrink a partition where applications are running. AOMEI PartitionAssistant will suggest you close them or perform partition shrinkingoperation under PreOS Mode.
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Copying between different size
It is strongly suggested making the destination disk the same size or larger than the source disk. However, Disk Copy also partly supports copy from a larger source disk to a smaller destination disk.
Identical or small-to-large
If source disk and destination disk are of the same size, Disk Copy creates an absolutely identical copy. If the source is smaller than the destination, Disk Copy copies only the data that is available on the source. The data is copied from the beginning of the source onto the beginning of the destination disk. The area at the end of the destination disk, which is larger than the source, remains unaffected.
You will get additional unallocated space after copy if the destination disk is bigger than the former one. You can create a new partition or just resize the copied partition to make use of the additional space. It needs a special partition tool to do this, and EaseUS Partition Master is recommended.
Large-to-small
If the source disk is bigger than the destination disk, disk copy may or may not succeed. If the last partition's last sector on the source disk is in the range of the destination disk, the disk copy operation will succeed, otherwise, it will fail.
If disk copy succeeds, the data is copied from the beginning of the source to the beginning of the destination disk. The data larger than the destination disk is not copied and is missing from the destination disk.
A Large-to-small copy is suitable if you make sure before copying that all valid or necessary data is in the front part of the source disk and that this area is not larger than the destination disk. This also applies if you have copied a smaller source onto a larger target and if you copy back the unchanged data onto the original disk or onto a destination disk of the corresponding size.
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You can not copy a larger dynamic, GPT or unrecognized disk to a smaller destination disk, because a part of dynamic or GPT disk means null.
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