or I can hold my mouse button down and let it roll up in MB until my finger tires (even more than there is un-allocated space if I choose to or I can figure out my MB to GB ratio and try to get it there). yet it will go right back to the old number as soon as I click ANYWHERE ELSE.
YET it will not let me add to the C drive that I wanted to move that space too? True there is a space where I can change the MB or my C (measured in GB).
Why does this measure my hard drive in GB and measure what I am moving/changing/removing in MB without the ability to change EITHER of those measurements? Why when I follow (to the exact letter) what you 'How to.' says do I end up (yes, there is only ONE true physical drive), with my D drive losing the space I wanted to add to my C drive, but instead end up with a smaller D, same size C and now I have the choice of an 'un-allocated' space OR a F drive. Now I know what this is for and use to have one that was SO awesome, but then after Win 7 it was gone. I know that others have commented on 'How easy this is to use." and 'How great this is for anyone.' but here is what a 'beginner' thinks about some of this (and what makes some of it confusing too.). I rarely comment over here for the reason of knowing that is what will be happening after I post this. So as you so many of you come back to flame/bash me.I hope you keep that in mind. I type all this on a 'basic users knowledge'.
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