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Old Thursday, February 10, 2011
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I just changed my laptop and bought a netbook this time (Mini) .. It has got a 320 GB hard drive, but the problem is that by default the C Drive was of 280 GB and the other drive which is for backup is of 20 GB or so ..
I need to have about 4 partitions of this total hard drive space of 320 GB .. Is there any way i can do it myself ( Keeping in mind that i m not much into computers, other than just browsing and researching), Or do i have to take it to any professional in the market .. ?
Can anyone here guide me in doing it at my own .. ?

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use partition magic.its so easy and will make all partion of ur drive easily.but first if you have some important data in ur drive then transfer it into cds or copy it to some other drive.as partiition will clean up ur hardrive.
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Yaar repartitioning is a piece of cake .... partition magic is a handy tool and is quiet easy to use ... but it takes quiet a long time to repartition ... there are other ways also ... but it depends upon your expertise .... if you are an expert then you can repartition the drive and reinstall the operating system ... it will take max 15 min if you use USB bootable device to install vista or windows 7 and even less if XP is installed... otherwise you may use partition utilities ...
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