How to delete the hard disk partition


  1. jituagni
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
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    How to delete the hard disk partition


    Sorry and delete this thread if it is re post, but I searched and didn't find appropriate solution for my problem in our forum.
    When I bought my laptop, there were only two drives C: and D:
    who shared 500 GB equally.
    Then I made the partition of my laptop's hard disk drives in to 4 parts during installation of windows 7 ultimate.
    C: 30 GB
    D: 98 GB
    E: 105 GB
    F: 232 GB

    Now I want only two drives C:120 GB and D:380 GB
    Is it possible ?
    Please help me to do this
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  3. Dinesh
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    Windows® 8 Pro (64-bit)
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    Hi, follow this tutorial to delete the partition
    Partition or Volume - Delete

    And this tutorial to extend the existing partitions Partition or Volume - Extend
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  4. adieitan96
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    Windows 8 Pro x64
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    Yes it's possible, just download "partition magic" from here Download Partition Magic 8.0 than open the program and choose there the partition you would like to delete, and its just adding the space of the partition that you erased to another one... when you rebooting (you have to) don't be panic if you see some white screen with loading bar, its normal for this process... hope it helps
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  6. Sir George
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    jituagni said:
    Sorry and delete this thread if it is re post, but I searched and didn't find appropriate solution for my problem in our forum.
    When I bought my laptop, there were only two drives C: and D:
    who shared 500 GB equally.
    Then I made the partition of my laptop's hard disk drives in to 4 parts during installation of windows 7 ultimate.
    C: 30 GB
    D: 98 GB
    E: 105 GB
    F: 232 GB

    Now I want only two drives C:120 GB and D:380 GB
    Is it possible ?
    Please help me to do this
    The video at the following link provides a good explanation on how to combine partitions;

    How to "Undo" or Combine Two Hard Drive Partitions on Windows 7 - YouTube

    HTH
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