How to extend partition for Server 2008?

Q: Hello, Mr. MiniTool. There is something wrong with my server!
A: You have made a wise decision to find me. Please tell me about your situation.
Q: My partition use ratio is not proportional. Some partitions nearly run out while others are not made full use of. This annoys me.
A: Well, it is annoying, but I can solve it. Don't worry.
Q: How?
A: Take it easy. Are you using Windows Server 2008?
Q: Yes.
A: Generally speaking, your server is not bad. You store files according to their styles, which facilitate data management.
Q: Thanks.
A: The situation is that Partition G: nearly runs out, but there is a lot of space in the adjacent Partition H:. The solution is to shrink Partition H: and extend Partition G:. We will use the partition magic server MiniTool Partition Wizard.
Q: I have no idea.
A: It doesn't matter. I will show you.



First, run the partition magic server. Select Partition H: and click "Move/Resize".



In order to extend the shrunk space to Partition G:, we should shrink Partition H: from the front to the back by dragging the left black arrow. The process causes no data loss or damage.



After shrinking, we click "OK" to return to the main window.



There is an unallocated space next to Partition G:. In order to extend Partition G:, select it and click "Move/Resize".



Drag the right black arrow to the right edge to extend Partition G:.



Click "OK" and return to the main window.



We can see that Partition G: has been extended.

Q: Wow! It's amazing!
A: Be patient! We need to perform all operations by clicking "Apply". OK! Your problem has been settled.
Q: Aha! Really! The partition magic server is so miraculous! Thank you, Mr. MiniTool!
A: Don't mention it. This is my responsibility. By the way, this partition magic server is very practical. With it, you can realize other partition management operations.
A: Oops! I nearly forget it! Its official website is http://www.partitionwizard.com/. Encountering any problem, you may turn to me as well.
Q: Thank you very much!
A: You are welcome.