For many Windows users, it is difficult to get good Windows partition management especially in Windows Server 2003. Since Windows Server 2003 built-in disk management tool only has basic partition management functions like create partition, format partition, and delete partition, it can not help users accomplish many important partition management operations such as free resize partition, merge partitions, and convert file system. So, users begin to care about how to accomplish Windows partition management better. In fact, it is not that difficult to manage Windows partition well as we imagine. As long as we choose a professional powerful partition manager for Windows, Windows partition management can be accomplished easily.

Partition manager for Windows Server
Maybe, some users have used professional partition manager to manage partition for Windows Server 2003, but they failed to get desired effect, because many professional partition managers can not be compatible with Windows Server operating system, let alone accomplish Server partition management. Besides, some have functional defects which may lead to partition loss or data loss. Therefore, we should choose an excellent partition manager for Windows server. Since excellent partition manager for Windows server has simple operations and powerful functions, it can realize almost all server partition management operations easily.

Free resize Windows partition
When we encounter server partition space shortage, the best method is to resize server partition. Since partition extension should be on the condition that there is unallocated space adjacent to the target partition and this condition always can not be met, we have to use partition manager for Windows to get unallocated space at first. After running the partition manager server, we will see the following main interface:



The main interface shows there is no unallocated space on the disk. If we want to extend system partition namely C: partition, we can shrink F: partition to release unallocated space, and then use the unallocated space to extend system partition. To shrink F: partition, please select F: partition and click "Move/Resize" button to enter the next interface:



Drag triangles on both edges of the partition handle to shorten the handle to shrink F: partition, and then click "OK" to go back to main interface. Then, we can see an unallocated space adjacent to system partition. At this time, please select the system partition and click "Move/Resize" button to enter the following interface:



Drag the right triangle backwards to lengthen the partition handle, thus extending system partition. Then, click "OK" to go back to the main interface again. At last, click "Apply" to perform extension.
If you also want to manage Windows partition better, you can choose this partition manager for Windows server since Windows built-in disk management tool is unable to accomplish good Windows partition management. And you can download it from http://www.partitionmanagerserver.com.