Expand/resize/extend C drive VMware Server
VMware that is the most popular Virtual Machine software for it works like a physical computer and is easy to use. However, after a period of time, you may encounter troubles that the system C drive runs out space and you have to expand/resize/extend C drive on VMware Server risking failure.

VMware Server disk partition space problems
1. System C drive runs out of space on the virtual disk and you need to expand it.
2. The VMware virtual disk is too small when you create it, now you need to extend the entire virtual disk.
3. Both the entire virtual disk space and the system partition space are too low, so you cannot extend C: drive even after shrinking other virtual data partitions.

To common computer users, the easiest way to solve problems above is to use the partition magic server, MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition, which has unique enhanced data security technology. Just resize and extend partitions by dragging and moving mouse on the disk map. After several minutes, you'll have a "new" virtual Server.

How to extend C drive of Windows Server on VMware Workstation or Server?
Step 1: Install MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition in your VMware workstation or Server and launch it, you'll see all virtual disks, partitions, free space, used space and other properties of each partition.



  On this interface, right click partition and select "Move/Resize" on popup.



Next, shrink it by dragging partition handle rightwards.



The space behind the system partition is unallocated on this interface, right click system partition and select "Move/Resize" on popup.



Next, include unallocated space by dragging partition handle rightwards.



The system partition will be extended after users click "OK"，but it is just preview, click "Apply" to realize it.
By using this partition magic server, users easily complete extend C: drive on VMware Server. On official website of MiniTool Partition Wizard Server Edition, you can learn more ways of managing disk space and partitions.