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Dual boot laptop going back to single boot question
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Chuffy
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I have a laptop with 2 OS on it.
One on C:\ and one on
\.
I have decided I want to keep the one on\ and absorb the C:\ into the other OS to provide more storage.
Is this possible?, I know I could do this if I want to keep the C:\ as it would be straightforward, but are there any issues with having the OS on a drive other than C:\?
Thanks in advance.
One on C:\ and one on
\.I have decided I want to keep the one on
\ and absorb the C:\ into the other OS to provide more storage.Is this possible?, I know I could do this if I want to keep the C:\ as it would be straightforward, but are there any issues with having the OS on a drive other than C:\?
Thanks in advance.
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There shouldn't be any issues, providing it dual boots ok now, but it depends what OS you are talking about!
However it would be better to have the OS on C rather than D - but not essential.
If C and D are partitions rather than different physical hard discs, you could resize the partitions to get the size you want using a tool such as Partition Magic.0 -
If one of the OS's is Linux, do a search on Grub (the bootloader)0
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