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The current size of the partition is shown on a disk map at the top of the dialog. The map also depicts the used and unused space within the partition and the unallocated space surrounding the partition (if any exists). The minimum and maximum sizes to which you can resize the partition appear below the map.
3Choose whether to resize or move the partition.
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2Drag the partition to the desired location.
There must be unallocated space adjacent to the partition to move it. If there is none, and the partition contains unused space, make the partition smaller and then move the partition.
You cannot move unknown partitions, partitions failing the Check for Errors operation (see “Checking Partitions for Errors” on page 50 for more information), or unallocated space.
30Chapter 3: Managing Partitions
