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last night i was using acronis disk director suite to resize my c: partition bigger,but windows blue screened(first one on vista) while it was doing the c: section.it booted up ok,but c: is not right.

disk management reports it as 52gb(which is what i wanted) but my computer still reports it as 20gb(which is what it was originally).what do i do? i am missing 30gb.

 
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Hm. Try again to resize back to 19GB, then resize to 50GB and all hopefully without a bluescreen. That's what I would do.

You shouldn't overclock when doing really sensitive stuff like that :)
 

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I agree with Jadawin. Turn your overclock back a little, at least until you get your partitions fixed. You're apparently not 100% stable. I would also suggest backing up all of your important data, as it's quite possible for you to lose it all, especially because the first attempt at expanding your partition failed.
 
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Oh yes, backup... I am SO used to automatic daily backups of my stuff, I forget to tell people to do it *lol*
 
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my oc is 100% stable.i think its an incompatability with acronis which caused it.i have reinstalled vista,its the only way i could sort it.

acronis disk director suite is not compatible with vista guys.
 
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Backup ANY important files first!

You don't know your OC is 100% stable for DISK INTENSIVE operations... which a re-partitioning is. While the CPU is stable... the chipset might not be. DIAL BACK THE OVERCLOCK
 

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I agree with lemon. Your machine may be stable all the time, but downcloking is always a good idea when you want to do anything that could put your data at risk. I even downclock when I want to mess with my partitions. It's just better safe than sorry in those situations.
 
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Acronis True Image Home 10 is compatible btw., I'm using it even on Vista x64.
 
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it was Acronis Disk Director Suite v10.0.2089 i was using,not true image,both do differant things.

it worked ok,just not on my c: partition.it did the other jobs fine.

i will donn clock in the future tho.but i wont be using that proggie again until i KNOW it is compatible with vista.
 
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