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Just wanted to know if any of you guys
have experienced problems with this program on Windows XP. After trying to increase the size of my d drive with 5 gb, and decreasing the size of the c drive with the corresponding size, I sort of messed up my harddrive. Restarted the machine, and the operation stopped at 73%. After 35 mins, I pressed the reset button. Now my C drive has decreased its capacity, but the d drive is still of the same size. Though in Partition Magic, it says the d drive has increased its capacity! I can not perform a disk check on my c drive in nor Windows (It says I have to schedule it to be performed in the bootup. Then no problems are found) or Partition Magic (Says I have to use the Windows utility). I believe I have to take a backup of the data and repartition the harddrive, but for the future: Can you trust this program on this os? Has anyone else experienced anything like this?

Hi!
I have used PM7 i WinXP several times now without any problems.
Have resized partitions and addes one linux + swap patrition. Must say that I realy love that program.
But in your case it seams like a serious problem.
Maybee you should format the whole disc again (after backing upp nessesary stuff).
In some places PM7 seams to stop for a wihle. I don't know in your case but it can take some time.

Thanks for replying.
I waited about thirty or fourty minutes,
I still heard sound from the harddrive,
but it did sound as if it was working.Yes, I will back up my data and run
the most stable program Microsoft ever made, Fdisk!Maybe I will go for another try with PM in the future... =)

I am still using PM4 and it doesn't support WinXP NTFS.
My way is if you want to resize the partitions; ghost your partitions first; then restore your old Win98 ghost file with PM4; resize these partions; then restore your WinXP.
It doesn't matter if you restore your 4G WinXP partiton to 5G drive or 3G drive(4G WinXP gho file should less then 3G in real).

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