Windows 7: Problems extending a disk.

I wanted to extend my one hard disk to its full capacity. It was initially partitioned into 3 partitions. I deleted 2, and when I want to extend the 3'rd one, this is the error I get:



I also attach a screenshot of disk management,



Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Bull,
I haven't tried this with Windows 7 but it should work.
Download the free Easeus partition Master, it says it will only work with 32bit OS. I used it with Vista 32bit and it worked great.
Due to anti-trust issues Windows disk management is limited in what it can do, normally it will expand to the right but not to the left.
Another option would be to take a backup image and then delete your Drive D, format it, then Windows should be able to make the three unallocated spaces into a new partition, then you could load your backup.
Third, delete D combine the three unallocated spaces and re-install the OS.

I would use Easeus and you won't lose anything, it's fast and easy.

Good luck,
Dave

Might have something to do with the fact that you made your disk "Dynamic"? Notice the dark-yellow color instead of the normal blue. Convert the disk to "Basic" and try again.

I got it right guys, thanks! I just deleted all the partitions, and then allocated it again. Thanks for the input!