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| | Conflicting size info Disk management and Shrink fonction On this laptop with 2 HD in RAID 0 configuration, Vista Disk Management reports: 1)a 10 GB recovery hidden primary parition and 2)a 288 GB C: primary NTFS partition with 265 GB free space. Yet, if I right click C: to add an other partition using Shrink, the popup windows lists (in rounded value) for C: size befoe: 295 GB size available to shrink: 92 GB Amount of space to shrink: 92 GB total size after shrink: 263 GB Is this conflict between free size (265 GB) and amount of space Shrink reports available(92 GB) a result of the Raid configuration ? I did cleanup and defragmented C: Thanks in advance. -- Alain Caillet |
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