The operating system Microsoft Windows XP was released in 2001.
Over the decade, Windows XP has finished a success close to perfect service work for its
world wide users. Although upgrade version Windows system with powerful function and
fast running run out, most people still keep using Windows XP as their dependent
assistant for its available working.
As Windows XP user, you may know some features how to create, delete and format
partition. Even so, troubles are often encountered during the process of resizing
Windows XP partition. For example, you can see on a fairly regular basis as your
hard drive fills up is the low disk space warning. Windows XP has basic function
snap-in but limits in extending partition or shrinking partition.
Facing that, you can now and then ignore the Windows XP low disk space warning.
Surprisingly, it indicates big problem on C: drive. Windows XP properly count on a
minimum amount of available disk space on the system drive. To solve this problem,
firstly, you can cleanup files checked as safely erase. Objectively this gives
little help. Then, you can consider removing programs that you abandon and moving
large videos, music and graphics of media files to other partition. So it must take
much time.
As Partition Magic alternative, AOMEI Partition Assistant
Standard Edition is the latest and completely free hard disk partition
manager software. The built-in "Resize Partition" feature lets you shrink and extend
partition in Windows XP without data loss.
Install and launch AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard Edition. All the disk
partitions in Windows XP will be displayed as below:

Right click on a partition (here’s D) you want to shrink and select "Resize
Partition"

In the pop-up window, position the mouse pointer on the left handle and drag the
slider bar rightwards to shrink Windows XP partition as shown below:


Click "OK". You can find there is contiguous unallocated space behind C drive. Then,
select C drive and drag the right handle rightwards to extend Windows XP partition
as shown below:

You can preview the extended partition (here’s C) and shrunk partition (here’s
D). To save changes, do remember click "Apply" on the toolbar.

With several clicks and drags, you can extend and shrink partition in Windows XP
without losing data. Learn more features or free download to try it out.