How to Resize Partitions?

[*GandaBerunda*]

i am having a 160gb hard disk.
I want to Partition my Computer with 4 partitons of 30 Gb and and 1 of 20 GB...how do i Without Losing my Data and my present WIndwos Installation? This is my Current Hard disk Status :

6 Drives :

C:\
(Windows XP Installation)
Total Capacity : 23.2 GB
Free Space : 6.84 GB
NTFS

D:\
( Softwares and Movies)
Total Capacity : 32.5 GB
Free Space : 14.3 GB
NTFS

E:\
(Softwares and Movies)
Total Capacity : 32.5 GB
Free Space : 9.45 GB
NTFS

F:\
(Music and Movies)
Capacity : 32.5
free space : 4.09
FAT32

G:\
(setup Files)
Capacity : 18.6
Free Space : 4.24 GB
FAT32

H:\
(Others)
Capacity : 9.33 GB
Free Space : 4.05 GB
FAT32

[kaustav_geek]

Get GPartEd ISO and burn it on a CD.. Then boot from it... You'll probably be able to resize your partitions from there...

[Vishal Gupta]

Just install Partition Magic and it'll do the job.

[NucleusKore]

Just install Partition Magic and it'll do the job.

which I may point out is SHAREWARE. GParted from http://gparted.sourceforge.net is FREEWARE

[ravi_9793]

Magic partition is considered to be best disk management software.However there are few freeware alternative also like.
Partition Logic http://partitionlogic.org.uk/

QTParted (for both linux and windows) http://qtparted.sourceforge.net/screenshots.en.html

you can even use Ubuntu Live CD ( Ubuntu Home Page | Ubuntu (http://www.ubuntu.com/) ) ..it

[NucleusKore]

Magic partition is considered to be best disk management software......

It has also sometimes been jokingly referred to as Partition Tragic, so please back up ALL your data before you fiddle around with your partitions

[kaustav_geek]

It has also sometimes been jokingly referred to as Partition Tragic, so please back up ALL your data before you fiddle around with your partitions

:) Yeah... GPartEd is very powerful. And Data loss chances are less provided you're not a dumb-ass

[abhijangda]

use 7 tools partition manager us full version.

[boosters]

I have a 80 GB HDD, but the problem is my WinXP is installed on C Drive and my C Drive is full, so i can't managed any softwares, so there is any way should i resize my partition it is something about 9 GB in C Drive ut i want to change into 13 GB without winxp format.

[ravi_9793]

I have a 80 GB HDD, but the problem is my WinXP is installed on C Drive and my C Drive is full, so i can't managed any softwares, so there is any way should i resize my partition it is something about 9 GB in C Drive ut i want to change into 13 GB without winxp format.
No you can't do that.However if you want to install any new softwares/games or any thing....you can install it on D:/ or E:/ drive.
While installing any new software/game you are asked to assign the destination of the program files..and by default it comes as c:/program files~~~

just in place of c:/ edit to either D:/ or E:/ whatever you want.