My son has a hard drive with two fat32 partitions. One is the c: boot drive and the second is the d: drive. The d: drive is 90% full and the c: drive is 20% full so I would like to resize these two partitions to make d: bigger and c: smaller. I went to download.com and the program Partition Resizer seems to be what I need, but I thought I would ask here to see if anyone has any advice on the matter first. Thanks.

I'm not familiar with that software, but if it will do the job, go ahead. I use Partiton Magic, but you have to buy the software.

Why resize the partion I would tell your son to use the "c" partion in a similar way like "d" or delete oder deinstall some not used programms or games on partition "d". The Resize carries much more risks then his managment of the space. Cu

His D drive is the media server for our house and is shared by the other computers so I would rather not have its contents split up between it and C. I ran Partition Resizer a while ago and it worked great. No problems. Took about an hour.

Partition Resizer worked for me when i used it, but i agree with above. C: is your bootup and more important then other drive. If something goes wrong with the resizer your out both C and D and lose all the data. My advice is buy a second HD, copy all of D over to it for the family drive. That way if your son hurts c: for any reason you still have the D: HD and can place in any PC. but resizer should do what your asking just increase the D and C will decrease.