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PostPosted: Fri Jun 03, 2011 3:15 am 
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Is it possible to have a larger system partition than the default 60 GB. I have installed WHS 2011 from the DVD and it is apparantly not possible to modify the size. I can see (from the guide) that when you install from a USB drive you make a cfg file with the parameter: "WindowsPartitionSize=61440". Is it possible to modify this value?

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schliemann wrote:
Is it possible to have a larger system partition than the default 60 GB. I have installed WHS 2011 from the DVD and it is apparantly not possible to modify the size. I can see (from the guide) that when you install from a USB drive you make a cfg file with the parameter: "WindowsPartitionSize=61440". Is it possible to modify this value?


Once the WHS system has booted you can use the "Extend Volume" option in either the Disk Configuration menu (or in DISKPART).


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