Have you ever met the situation where you want to make some changes to partitions, but you’re afraid of damaging data stored in them. For instance, when users want to resize partition on Windows Server 2008, they dare not try it on their own because a server system often deals with lots of important data.
 
It happens every now and then when users need to extend C drive on Windows Server 2008. That is because a large number of files and documents will be saved to C drive at every moment. If users just keep ignoring the low disk space alert in C drive, they’ll probably get their computer crashed. In this case, the computer will refuse to work. Therefore, it becomes very essential for users to resize partition on Windows Server 2008 when necessary.
 

Good Tool to Resize Partition on Windows Server 2008 Safely

It’s possible that Windows Server 2008 users will pin their hope on the built-in Disk Management tool once they need to resize Windows Server 2008 partition. Well, is Disk Management the best choice for server partition resize? Of course, it’s not. Though it has functions called “shrink volume” and “extend volume”, it is not available in all cases.
 
Yes, it can help users resize partition on Windows Server 2008 sometimes. But the problem is that it is only suitable under certain conditions. Apart from that, the Disk Management tool provides no protection measures to partitions that users are going to manage. Because of that, we recommend using MiniTool Partition Wizard, instead.
 

How to Resize Windows Server 2008 Partition

 

 
Firstly, users need to tap the icon to enter MiniTool Partition Wizard and see its main window. Both “Move/Resize Partition” function and “Extend Partition” function are designed for server partition resize. Users can choose any one of them according to actual needs. Please don’t worry about the operating process. We can assure all users that detailed prompts can be found easily in each step.
 
We sincerely advise all Windows Server 2008 users to resize partition on Windows Server 2008 with MiniTool Partition Wizard. Believe it or not, you’ll never regret doing that.
 
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