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Why can’t Windows provide their own drive partition tool?
Tonight I will ask the pondering question of why…. why can’t Microsoft/Windows provide a native tool that properly partitions drives?
If you want to merely expand a drive and there’s no other space next to where you want to expand, no problem. But if the drive isn’t quite set up right, you have to go to a third party Linux based tool to resize, expand, etc etc.
Some of the ones I’ve used include:
All of them work well.
But why, Microsoft? Why can’t in the year 2022, why can’t you natively include a tool to handle what I consider to be … well…. basic?
When have I used tools like this?
On physical machines where I’ve moved to a new SSD drive and suddenly I find that I can’t expand the bigger area because of some OEM partition left behind.
On virtual machines where it won’t let me expand the C drive. (Just had to do this the other day on a domain controller)
To me this just seems like something you should be able to do at 37 years of age.
What do you think?