Can you enlarge your current disk?

[tractng]

Hello,

I went into the property (edit settings) of the vm machine and changed it but then nothing happened?

tnt

[karavinds1]

Hello tnt,

Please refer the link below. This may be of a little help. However can you please be more clear on what exactly are you trying to do?

http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=100404...

Regards,

Aravind K

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[depping]

What did not happen? Did nothing happen in the OS? Did nothing happen in vCenter/ESX? If it is the OS you will probably need to rescan the disks and than increase disk size with a tool like diskpart / extpart

Duncan

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[tractng]

For example, let's say my C: is 20 GB. I want to expand it to 30 GB.

tnt

[AntonVZhbankov]

If you expand virtual HDD you should then expand your partition. Dell ExtPart is very useful in this case.

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[depping]

dell extpart or gparted is your best option to resize the C:\ partition. Diskpart can't cope with it,

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