How do I remove a Local Disk that is not supposed to be there?

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  1. damian18
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    The software you recommended does not allow to move/resize partitions on dynamic disks.
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  3. damian18
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       New #12

    Instead of merging the unallocated partition on disk 0, I created a new volume. Right now, there is absolutely no unallocated space on any of the disks in the machine.


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