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I'm wondering if you can give me some insight on how to figure this out. I've recently virtualized a w2k3 server that had 10GB C:\ drive size. Once I finished virtualizing it, I expanded the disk to 20GB for C:\ and within guest OS (W2K3) computer management settings, you can see it recognizes as 20GB partition C:. But for some reason, if I opened windows explorer and see the properties of C:\, it will only show total size of 10GB.

Does anyone know how to solve this?

EDIT: This is how I expanded my disk. I used VMWare converter, used the option within VMWare converter to expand my C:\ partition. After finishing virtualizing to ESXi server, I didn't touch it in W2k3. No manual expansion of disk required in w2k3, it just reads it as 20GB while Windows Explorer shows 10GB still.

EDIT: this is exactly my problem according to vmware kb. http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=1005890&sliceId=1&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&dialogID=74780861&stateId=0%200%2080507132

Anyone ever experienced this before?

I'm wondering how to copy a chunk of output in the command prompt in Windows 7. What I'm ultimately trying to accomplish is when I type "route print" I want to copy the IPs listed under IPv4 Route Table. I used the findstr command to grab 1 line at a time but is there a way to grab the whole table in one shot?

Thanks,

I'm trying to enable "Performance Logs & Alerts" in services.msc and every time I set it to automatic or even manual and then start the service, after 15 minutes or so it will automatically disable itself by a "SYSTEM" user account according to the Event Viewer.

I just want to assign auto-performance counters (perfmon) on this server. I'm using Windows Server Datacenter 2008.

Any tips on how to resolve this issue?