In order to maximize Server disk space performance, sometimes the Server administrators have a basic need to resize partition Windows Server 2003both 32 bit and 64 bit. Under such circumstances, I will highly introduce them this partition magic server ?C Partition Assistant Server Edition which is compatible with Windows Server 2000/2003/2008 to resize Server 2003 partition without losing data. With its absolutely user-friendly interface, we don't have to worry about the operation.
Reason to resize Server partition
As the quantity of the information increases in geometric series and the share request of the cross platform, the requirements on the Windows 2003 system partition become more and more high. As a result, this situation leads to "low disk space" warning. If you ignore the problem, you will find the Server computer suffers poorer performance and runs much slowly. What's worse, other application software can not be installed any more. So is there an answer?
The easiest method to solve this trouble is to resize Windows Server 2003 partition. To start over is a solution which implies long database downtime. The cost of such a downtime would be incalculably large. As stated before, Partition Assistant Server Edition is regarded as the more effective, easy, safe and time-saving windows 7 partition manager, that can assist you resize partition on Server 2003 to optimize disk space performance and minimize database downtime without losing data.
Step-by-step tutorial to resize Server partition
1. Launch Partition Assistant Server Edition and select the D: partition
2. Position the mouse pointer on the left borderline of the D: partition. When the mouse pointer becomes a double-headed arrow, then drag the borderline rightwards.
3. Select system partition C: drive. Same as above, drag the borderline rightwards to extend system partition Server 2003.
4. Click "Apply" to executing the pending operations.
Apart from the "resize partition Windows Server 2003" features, Partition Assistant Server Edition also provides many basic and advanced benefits, including create, delete and format partition, split patition, merge partitions, wipe hard disk and partition, hide and unhide partitions, set active partition for Windows Server 2000/2003/2008 32 bit and 64 bit.
Reason to resize Server partition
As the quantity of the information increases in geometric series and the share request of the cross platform, the requirements on the Windows 2003 system partition become more and more high. As a result, this situation leads to "low disk space" warning. If you ignore the problem, you will find the Server computer suffers poorer performance and runs much slowly. What's worse, other application software can not be installed any more. So is there an answer?
The easiest method to solve this trouble is to resize Windows Server 2003 partition. To start over is a solution which implies long database downtime. The cost of such a downtime would be incalculably large. As stated before, Partition Assistant Server Edition is regarded as the more effective, easy, safe and time-saving windows 7 partition manager, that can assist you resize partition on Server 2003 to optimize disk space performance and minimize database downtime without losing data.
Step-by-step tutorial to resize Server partition
1. Launch Partition Assistant Server Edition and select the D: partition
2. Position the mouse pointer on the left borderline of the D: partition. When the mouse pointer becomes a double-headed arrow, then drag the borderline rightwards.
3. Select system partition C: drive. Same as above, drag the borderline rightwards to extend system partition Server 2003.
4. Click "Apply" to executing the pending operations.
Apart from the "resize partition Windows Server 2003" features, Partition Assistant Server Edition also provides many basic and advanced benefits, including create, delete and format partition, split patition, merge partitions, wipe hard disk and partition, hide and unhide partitions, set active partition for Windows Server 2000/2003/2008 32 bit and 64 bit.
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