Analyze the partitions within VHD files and select from an array of sizing options, beginning from the end of your partition and going up to 127 GB. Shrink or expand your virtual disks of all three virtualization solutions and transcode it between fixed and dynamic file types.
The tool will now check the partitions within the VHD and provide you with sizing options (displayed as a slider) which start at the end of your partition and go up to 127 GB.
This means you can technically shrink your VHD if you do some preparation work. If you previously expanded your VHD and determined later that the size was too large you can now shrink that size back down if you have not already extended your partition.
VhdResize will resize Microsoft's VHD files and will also convert between Fixed and Dynamic file types. This is a sector by sector copy operation from one size/type to the other and the source file remains unaltered.
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