If anyone has any ideas, or there's a different way to do this, I would appreciate some pointers. Can a Win10 boot partition really not be increased in size after initial install? That sounds … well, very Microsoftian, actually, but still pretty stupid, even for them. I don't see any way to move and/or delete the recovery partition. So, this may not be a Fusion thing, but I'm still stuck unable to increase the C:\ partition size. Thus, increasing the VM disk size gave me a new partition instead of increasing the size of the C: drive partition (which is what has happened with the Win7 VM's prior I've had to do this several times in the past prior to Win10). Investigating why, I opened Disk Manager in Win10, and it shows four partitions: a 100MB "System Reserved", the 32GB C: drive, a 450MB Recovery Partition, and an unallocated 32GB partition, in that order.
However, upon re-starting Win10, the disk size wasn't changed.
I ran out of room and needed to increase it, so I shut down the VM, opened Fusion Settings for it, and increased the disk size from 32GB to 64GB. I have a Win10 1709 VM that was sized at 32GB.
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