Ranish partition manager

[i]Partition Manager can create, copy, and resize primary and extended partitions[/i]

But it doesn't say anything about deleting Partitions just resize & create.

I'm not sure that it will do what you require here.

Col

------- Readme for Version 2.44 Beta / CMD Line June 09, 2002 -------

Beta version 2.44 combines Partition Manager GUI and command line.
It also have increased buffer size to investigate reported crushes on some systems (laptops?) when users enter cylinder > max_cyl_value.

Command line interface options:

part.exe [disk] [/|/BATCH:file [/QUIET|/VERBOSE] [/DEBUG] [/SURE]]

Commands: disk-no - hard disk number, valid values are 1..8
- if no command is specified GUI will run
/Print - Print disk and partitions information
/Extra - Print detailed disk and partitions information
/MBR - Write standard Initial Program Loader into MBR
/ACT /P:partition-no |/PRI[:nth]
/DEL /P:partition-no |/PRI[:nth] |/LOG[:nth] |/EXT |/ALL
/FOR /P:partition-no |/PRI[:nth] |/LOG[:nth] [/V:label]
/CRE [/PRI |/EXT |/LOG] [/SZ:mb|pcnt%%] [/FOR [/V:label]]
Additional /CREATE options: /NTFAT16 /FAT16 /FAT32 /NTFS

Examples: part_cmd /print - print information about the first disk
......... part_cmd /all - print information about all fixed disks
......... part_cmd 2 /extra - print detailed information about disk 2
......... part_cmd /del /ext - delete extended partition and all logical drives
......... part_cmd /cre /pri /sz:4000 /for /NTFAT16 - create 4G FAT16 partition
......... part_cmd /for /log:2 /v:BACKUP - format existing second logical drive
......... part_cmd /del /all /nodel:NTFS,82,83 - delete all but 0x7, 0x82, 0x83

Note: disk-no and /sure from the command line are applied to all batch commands

Mikhail

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Buddy, try Disk Management.

Right click the partition and there is an option offered to delete partition.