For Windows Server 2008 users, it is not difficult to resize partition, because Server 2008 built-in disk management tool has the function of extending partition and shrinking partition, so server users can resize partition easily by using these two functions. However, this operation does not have much significance, because system built-in disk management tool has a big defect that it only can operate the end of the partition. For example, the shrunk unallocated space got by using the function "Shrink Volume" can only be used to recreate partition or extend the partition itself but can not be used to extend other partitions. Therefore, most server users are eager to find a better method to resize partition. However, as the frameworks of Server operating system and common operating system are different and most partition magic can only run under common operating system, it is quite difficult for server users to find a partition magic which can resize partition under server. But with the release of MiniTool Partition Wizard, a professional server partition magic, this problem has been solved, because this server partition magic can realize numerous kinds of server partition management easily and safely, including partition resizing. Furthermore, it has all-sided dynamic disk management competence, too. Thus it can be seen, it is a splendid server partition magic.

All above are brief introductions to the functional information about MiniTool Partition Wizard. To let users experience the powerful server partition management competence of this server partition magic more intuitively, let me demonstrate how to resize partition with this server partition magic.

Resize partition with MiniTool Partition Wizard
Firstly, visit http://www.server-partition-magic.com to download this server partition magic, and then install and run it:



After running it, we will see partition distribution condition and disk distribution condition. Here, we take resizing E partition for example. Select E partition and click "Move/Resize" button to enter the following partition resizing interface:



Then, resize partition by dragging black triangles on both sides of the partition handle. Of course, we can set partition size and partition location by inputting exact value in the bottom textbox.



Next, click "OK" to go back to the main interface:



The main interface shows the selected partition has been resized and a pending operation appears in the left "Operations Pending" area, so we need to click "Apply" to perform this operation. After that, the task of resizing partition is accomplished thoroughly.

After seeing the above demonstration, most users, I believe, have got a further understanding of functional information about MiniTool Partition Wizard. If you want to know other functional information about this server partition magic, welcome to its official website.