Windows 2000 and Basic vs Dynamic partitions
I have a Windows 2000 system on which the C: drive (system and boot) has become uncomfortably full. There is actually plenty of space on the physical disc, just that C: is too small.
Problem is that I can't change the size of C: as windows has the restrictoin that volumes originally created on a basic disk and then upgraded to dynamic discs cannot be extended. According to M'soft the only way to go back to a basic disk is to back up all the files, delete all the partitions, then convert and restore. Great for the C: drive!
Norton partition magic 8 does not understand dynamic discs, so that is no help either.
Any suggestions?