dynamik wrote: Which product/version are you using? There are command line utilities that could probably fix that for you.
astorrs wrote: Open a command prompt and change the directory to where VMware Server is installed (e.g. C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Server) then execute the following command: vmware-vdiskmanager -x <new_disk_size> "<path_to_VMDK_file>" Once you have done that you will need to increase the size within Windows, which brings us to the next question: are you using basic or dynamic disks within Windows?
vincentnyc10 wrote: it's basic...right now i have about 715 mb free out of 4 gb for windows 2003 on just one drive (c:). when u specific to <new_disk_size>...let's say i want it to be 5 gb instead...do i put in the world "5 gb" also if i want to decrease size....can i use this command also or totally messed up my os on vmware?