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Darkspork

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Sep 15, 2008
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I used Boot Camp to make a Windows partition. Since then, I have run out of space on my OSX partition. How can I resize the thing without having to reinstall Windows or lose any of its data?
 
I've never heard of anyone being who had success in dynamically resizing the Windows partition in BootCamp. I don't think its possible...

@ weekendsrule32: You can only resize by removing/readding the partition, BootCamp Assistant doesn't allow you to resize with an existing Windows partition, nor will Disk Utility do it either.
 
I've never heard of anyone being who had success in dynamically resizing the Windows partition in BootCamp. I don't think its possible...

Yes. resizing will likely kill Windows. But then all you do in re-install Windows. No problem Windows users are user to re-installing Windows. Seriously. That is the way to do it - resize then re-install Windows.
 
You can try iPartition, however, if you didn't create the partition on the hard drive originally with iPartition then I don't think that they can guarantee that it won't destroy the partition.
 
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