In many situations, probably like running out of disk space in system drive, users may find necessary ways to expand their system partition.
Ways like using system built-in Disk Management or Diskpart command line to increase system partition are quite commonly seen. However, as users know, functions of both methods are quite restricted in ordinary PC operating systems, let alone extend system partition in Windows Server 2003, in which even Diskpart command supports only the extension of data partitions.
Is there any way to fix this problem?
How to Extend System Partition in Windows Server 2003
Actually, there are many third party software being able to alleviate the works of making system partition bigger, among which MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition includes powerful functions and stable performance that make extending system partition in Windows Server 2003 be available.
Follow the demonstration below to achieve system partition extension:
Install MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition, and run it to get its main interface.
Click on system partition to get started.
Then, choose “Extend Partition” in the left action panel to forward to the next step (choosing “Extend” from a right click menu of the partition or pop-down menu of “partition” in the menu bar is OK).
Simply select a partition or unallocated space from the drop-down list near “Take Free Space from” label. Users are also able to specify the space taken to expand system partition via dragging the slider leftwards or rightwards. When this step is done, press “OK” to proceed.
Click “Apply” to validate the changes and click “Yes” in the confirmation window; wait for its automatic processing. Finally, a window pops up telling users that the operation was done successfully.
From the instructions above, users can see how easy and pain-free it is to extend system partition in Windows Server 2003 with the help of MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition. Download this partition manager tool if users are in such a demand.
