In daily Windows Server 2008 use, users may encounter Server partition management problems, for instance, some partitions have much unallocated space while other partitions are lack of partition space. Some users come up with the idea that they can balance partition space distribution by resizing Windows Server 2008 partition. But Windows Server 2008 Resize Partition bothers lots of users. Although Windows Server 2008 built-in disk management tool has Compress Volume and Extend Volume functions, it is limited by the imperfect designs – users can only compress partition frontwards and extend partition backwards. Now that this tool is unable to provide perfect Windows Server 2008 Resize Partition service, users can resort to better third-party professional Server partition manager.

The best way to complete Windows Server 2008 Resize Partition
As mentioned above, professional Server partition manager can perfectly meet users' requirements on Compress Volume and Extend Volume.

Start this professional Server partition manager to enter this interface.



Choose the partition where you gain unallocated space by compressing partition, and then click "Move/Resize".
Note: Here, the unallocated space of I: partition will be included by H: partition.



Compress I: partition by dragging the right partition handle border leftwards and then click "OK".



The wanted unallocated space already emerged in front of H; partition. Choose H: partition, the partition to extend, and then click "Move/Resize".



Help Windows Server 2008 resize partition by dragging the left partition handle border leftwards and click "OK".



As shown here, I: partition is shrunk, and the released partition space is included by H: partition. Click "Apply" and complete the whole Windows Server 2008 Resize Partition process.

In fact, another way can help Windows Server 2008 resize partition more easily – using "Extend Partition" of this professional Server partition manager. To know more details, please visit http://www.server-partition-resize.com.