Partitioning--Refresh my failing memory please

[unfaithfulsfan]

I'm working on a Vaio PC that had a pretty nasty virus infection on which I had to perform a repair install. After I was able to boot the computer, I noticed that the "C" drive only has 16 GB of space which is nearly full. The "D" drive has 99 GB of free space. So I need to resize the C drive.

It's been a long time since I've done this and I'm using a software I've never used before http://www.partition-tool.com/personal.htm

I'm thinking I have to create unallocated space with the "D" Drive then resize the "C" drive using that unallocated space. Is that right?

Any help ASAP is appreciated.

Thanks
Jack

[Darkstar]

never used it either, but this is from the site link you included;

http://www.partition-tool.com/easeus-pa ... tition.htm
looks like you can just click/drag and resize for the partition.

[DaIceMan]

Gparted allows click drag resizing. I used it this weekend to resize/partition my gamer's drive to do a Vista dual boot. Works like a charm. Download the ISO, http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=271779 , burn to CD and boot to the disk.

[Topher]

I second the notion on Gparted. Great tool.