Many users who have used Windows Server operating system think the biggest problem, when they use Server operating system, is how to resize Windows Server partition not how to use Server operating system. All people who are familiar with computer know partitioning hard disk reasonably has many advantages, so Windows Server users often perform Windows Server partition resizing. But unfortunately, if we want to realize Windows Server partition resizing without the help of the third party partition magic, we have to delete all partitions to repartition the hard disk or risk using command prompt. If we do not back up data ahead of time, all data stored on the partition will be lost, and big trouble will come. To avoid unnecessary troubles caused by data loss, I suggest using the third party partition magic to perform Windows Server partition resizing. MiniTool Partition Wizard is a good third party partition magic.
Advantages of partitioning Windows Server hard disk reasonably
It is necessary to partition Windows Server hard disk, and there are many advantages brought by partitioning Windows Server hard disk reasonably.
1. Good for quickening server running speed and reducing waiting time.
2. Good for enhancing disk space use ratio and reducing space waste.
3. Preventing virus from infecting disk data effectively.
All above are advantages of partitioning Windows Server hard disk. After seeing these advantages, most users, I believe, want to resize the unreasonable Windows Server partition. Now, let me demonstrate how to perform Windows Server partition resizing with MiniTool Partition Wizard.
Resize Windows Server partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard
To resize Windows Server partition with this partition magic, we need to visit its official website http://www.partitionwizard.com to download it. Then, install it on our computer. After running it, we get the following interface:
This is the main interface of this partition magic. This interface shows there is no unallocated space, so we need to click "Move/Resize" to shrink the partition adjacent to the partition needing to be extended to get unallocated space.
In the above interface, drag the black triangle rightwards or input exact value directly to get desired space. After finishing operations, please click "OK" to go back to the main interface.
The main interface shows an unallocated space appears on Disk1. At this time, select the partition which needs resizing, and then click "Move/Resize" to enter the next interface:
Here, drag the right triangle rightwards to extend the partition. Then, click "OK" to go back to the main interface again.
In the main interface, we can see two pending operations appear on "Operations Pending" area. At this time, please click "Apply" to perform previous operations. Then, we are successful to resize Windows Server partition.