How to resize (enlarge) C: partition in Windows 8.1

1) Use the delivered backup tools to backup that partition to a usb drive. · 2) Format and reinstall Windows 8 on my drive · 3) Install Windows ...

1. Press the Windows key + R on your keyboard. This will launch the Run window. 2. Type “diskmgmt.msc” in the text box and press Enter.

Right click on the E: partition and select 'move/resize'. In the pop-up window move your cursor over the right edge of the partition and drag it until it fills ...

Run diskmgr.msc from the run command, and you can resize partitions. – wendy.krieger. Commented Nov 28, ...

Choose the partition you want to resize, right-click on it and select Shrink Volume option . If you want to increase the partition size, then choose Extend Partition. Step 3. Input the space you want to change and click Shrink button.

To get some free space for extending the partition, right-click the partition with enough unused space and choose “Shrink Partition”.

Step 1. Install and run AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard. Right-click the partition you want to shrink and select “Resize Partition”. Shrink ...

1. Press Windows key + X. · 2. Select Disk Management. · 3. Right click the Partition C or any other partition from which you want to free space ...

Right-click on the c:-partition and select resize and expand it to the maximum allowable space. Do not attempt to create anything in the existing free space.

Windows 8.1 has a built in tool for managing partitions. It's in Administrative Tools.