Ok so I have a bit of a problem. Currently I have three logical drives that appear on my computer. One is my C: drive, that has my windows install and documents, etc. etc. The other drive is my D: drive which contains basepoints for VmWare which I use to test my software. This can really be left alone. The Other drive is a new B: drive that is completely blank.
I want to move my entire C: Drive onto the B: Drive. Make it bootable and everything. The only issue is that the B: drive is slightly smaller (I'm talking about a couple hundred megabytes). They are both around the size of 939 GB. I only have used up around <100GB on the C: Drive. If you are asking why, the C: Drive is a single drive whereas the B: Drive is a RAID 5 Array. I would prefer to have this done in a very safe manner. I cannot afford to lose my data. I have plenty of extra Hard Drives, more than I can count. A large set of instructions is perfectly fine with me. Let me know if you need more information.
I want to move my entire C: Drive onto the B: Drive. Make it bootable and everything. The only issue is that the B: drive is slightly smaller (I'm talking about a couple hundred megabytes). They are both around the size of 939 GB. I only have used up around <100GB on the C: Drive. If you are asking why, the C: Drive is a single drive whereas the B: Drive is a RAID 5 Array. I would prefer to have this done in a very safe manner. I cannot afford to lose my data. I have plenty of extra Hard Drives, more than I can count. A large set of instructions is perfectly fine with me. Let me know if you need more information.