![]() ![]() The first part is pretty easy using System Center Virtual Machine Manager. In this example, I am actually going to use features built into Windows Server 2008 to extend the volume of my Windows Server 2003 Boot partition by simply attaching it to the server as a data disk, doing the work on it then reattaching it to the 2003 server. The second is expanding the boot partition to use all the new space. This easier way to increase capacity was documented at: How To Expand and Extend To Increase Capacity On A Virtual Hard Disk The Easy and Fast Way–Solve the problem of “Out of Disk Space on Drive C” Forever. Note… this is much, much easier with Server 2008 and higher I finished working on an easier way to do this that does not require SCVMM. I documented the process at: How To Expand and Extend To Increase Capacity On A Virtual Hard Disk The Easy and Fast Way–Solve the problem of “Out of Disk Space on Drive C” Forever Revised to add merge change instructions link and link to simple way to do this using diskpart. ![]()
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