How to slide a partition or volume by BootIt Next Generation
China, People's Republic of (Press Release) August 3, 2007 --
Slide a partition or volume
1. On the desktop, click Partition Work.
2. In the Partitions list, select the partition that you want to slide (or move in an adjacent free space), and then click Slide under Actions. In the Slide dialog box, review the Partition Information to verify that you are about to slide the correct partition.
3. Click the up or down arrows to increase or decrease the megabytes of Free Space Before and Free Space After as necessary.
4. Optional:
To move just the used areas of the file system rather than moving every sector (including unused sectors) and thereby improve speed (unless the partition is almost full and has a lot of fragmentation), select the Data Only check box.
To prepare the partition for using the NT/2K/XP/2003 convert command to convert to NTFS so that the final cluster size isn't forced to be 512 bytes, select the Align for NTFS Only check box.
5. Click OK.
1. On the desktop, click Partition Work.
2. In the Partitions list, select the partition that you want to slide (or move in an adjacent free space), and then click Slide under Actions. In the Slide dialog box, review the Partition Information to verify that you are about to slide the correct partition.
3. Click the up or down arrows to increase or decrease the megabytes of Free Space Before and Free Space After as necessary.
4. Optional:
To move just the used areas of the file system rather than moving every sector (including unused sectors) and thereby improve speed (unless the partition is almost full and has a lot of fragmentation), select the Data Only check box.
To prepare the partition for using the NT/2K/XP/2003 convert command to convert to NTFS so that the final cluster size isn't forced to be 512 bytes, select the Align for NTFS Only check box.
5. Click OK.
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