Server Partition Manager

Fine partition management on Windows, for many new Windows users, is a task difficult to realize. Windows built-in disk management tool has limitations and most users are not acquainted with professional computer knowledge, so the best way to manage Windows Server partitions is to use professional Windows server partition manager. The partition manager for Windows server operating systems downloaded from http://www.server-partition-manager.com is of comprehensive functions and simple operations. It requires users of no professional technology, so even if users know nothing about partition management, Windows partition management can still be realized by following software prompts.
 

Windows server partition manager
The recommended Windows server partition manager is able to delete partition, format partition, extend partition, move/resize partition, extend partition, split partition, merge partition, change cluster size, create partition, copy partition, wipe partition, recover lost partition, etc. Users can use it to manage partitions on Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP. The following picture shows its main interface. Then we’ll introduce resizing partition on Windows Server 2008, in a bid to make users get familiar with it.
 

 
How to resize partition on Windows Server 2008?
From the main interface, users can see “Extend Partition“, “Split Partition“, “Move/Resize Partition” and “Merge Partition“. They can be used to resize partition on Windows Server 2008 in different situations.
“Extend Partition“: it’s much more powerful than “Extend Volume” function of the built-in disk management tool, for this function is not limited by unallocated space.
“Split Partition“: it is a combination of “Shrink Volume” function and “Create New Local Drive“.
“Move/Resize Partition“: it is able to shrink partition, extend partition, and move partition.
“Merge Partition“: it directly merges two adjacent NTFS partitions.
 

Then we’ll show how to shrink Partition G:.
Select Partition G: and click “Move/Resize Partition“. The following interface will be shown.
 

 
Drag the two arrows towards the middle to shrink Partition G:.
 

 
We can also input exact values in the textboxes below to realize the operation. After resizing, click “OK” to go back to the main interface.
 

 
Partition G: is shrunk and there are unallocated spaces. Then click “Apply” to execute the operation.
 

If users want to realize other partition management operations, please visit the official website to get more information.