how to resize the drive C after upgrade from NT to 2000 server
We just upgraded our company server from NT 4. 0 to Windows 2000 server, It is the only server in our company. Since the size limit of drive C in NT 4. 0 is only 4GB. It is not enought in windows 2000 server.
We just upgraded our company server from NT 4.0 to Windows 2000 server, It is the only server in our company. Since the size limit of drive C in NT 4.0 is only 4GB. It is not enought in windows 2000 server. Now it only has 600MB space left. Anyone can tell me how can I resize the C drive without affect our system data? Please help!! Thanks in advance.
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Thank you for your help. But can you tell me the proper procedures to upgrade from NT to 2000. How to prevent the problem happening? Please advise!!
Johnson
Johnson
Originally posted by johnsonhung:
Quote:Thank you for your help. But can you tell me the proper procedures to upgrade from NT to 2000. How to prevent the problem happening? Please advise!!
Johnson
Well since the original partiton is 4GB you could backup/archive any pertinent data, which you should do before upgrading anyway, and then us PM to resize the partition to what you want/need. Then do the upgrade to Win 2K Server.
Quote:Thank you for your help. But can you tell me the proper procedures to upgrade from NT to 2000. How to prevent the problem happening? Please advise!!
Johnson
Well since the original partiton is 4GB you could backup/archive any pertinent data, which you should do before upgrading anyway, and then us PM to resize the partition to what you want/need. Then do the upgrade to Win 2K Server.
If you haven't gone ahead with this yet, check this out this MS article:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;289876
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;289876
