Adding a non neighbor unallocated space into C: drive

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  1. khoshtipi
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    The free space is not near of C: in my HDD and extend item is passive. It should be clear form my images.
    anyway thank you.
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  3. FaberTech
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    Are you saying you want to give this free space to your C: partition?

    Perhaps you should try using Easeus partition master and move the partitions to the end of your drive and extend your C: partiton. Assuming that's what you wish to do

    Free Partition Magic alternative. Best Free Partition Manager Freeware for Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8 32 bit & 64 bit - EaseUS Partition Master Free Edition.

    Hope this helps
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  4. gregrocker
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    Use free Partition Wizard bootable CD which will not fail while all others except Disk Mgmt can fail with data loss during resizing operations.

    Watch this video for how to extend partition easily with Partition Wizard - video help.
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  6. khoshtipi
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       New #14

    Thank you for all you nice guys. I solved the problem using easeus partition master. Thanks again especially to "FaberTech" & "gregrocker".
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  7. FaberTech
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    No problem so glad it worked for you. And thank you Greg for your reply. Very useful info!
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