I suspect you are talking about either or both the boot or system
partitions[they are usually one and the same, although not necessarily] and
there are restrictions on those partitions i.e. no reformatting (from
Windows, anyway), no deleting and so on.
'Thems the breaks. Perhaps a third party software(s) can do the trick if you
want to risk it?
[Avanquest Vcom - Makers of Partition Commander]
http://www.v-com.com/
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"Mamamegs" <mamamegs@wilgeenmail.invalid> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to extend my Vista partition but the option is greyed out,
> even though there's adjoining unallocated space.
> Funny thing is that I can shrink the Vista partition and extend any
> other partition on the disk. How can I extend the Vista partition?
> BTW, is there a third-party partition manager available for Vista?
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