To keep Server operation efficiency higher and improve use ratio of Server disk to the largest extent, changing partition size has become indispensable for experienced Server users in Server partition management. However, not every Server user has much experience in partition management and many new users feel like following the example of their predecessors to manage partition well, but have no idea when to change partition size. In the use process of Server, there are three common situations where we should resize partition.
As known to all, the built-in disk management tool in Windows Server 2008 is equipped with functions of extending partition and shrinking partition, providing users with services of changing partition size. But the actuality is disappointing. The built-in utility in Windows Server 2008 could only make use of the unallocated space next to the partition to extend the target partition, but this condition is hardly met in practice, so moving partition is necessary in changing partition size. Nevertheless, in the management interface of the built-in utility of Windows Server 2008, right click any partition and no function of changing partition location is equipped in the popping up menu, just as the left picture shows. Are users cornered? Indeed, resizing Server partition is not so complicated. A powerful and professional partition manager server is enough and MiniTool Partition Wizard is a good choice.