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Plesk Partitioning

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chernandez

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I have a hard drive with two partitions. I have Plesk installed into one partition and in the other I am running windows. I was wondering if there was any way that I could utilize the windows partition for Plesk use without loosing the windows operating system. I am running out of room on the Plesk partition. Help.
 
This is more directly related to managing a FAT16 or FAT32 partition within linux. It is possible, but it does increase the risk of damage to the Windows Operating System.

My first question to you would be why exactly you're dual booting a system with the Plesk Control Panel installed? I'd understand a bit more if you'd outline exactly what's going on with the system, what it's used for, etc.
 
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