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Re-allocating partitions
Hi guys, nice forum you have over here. I've been directed here for help previously and many of the threads around here have saved my rear multiple times! I thought it's about time I signed up!
Previously my machine was dual-booting Windows 7 and Ubuntu. It worked fine with no problems until I decided that I didn't use nor want Ubuntu on my machine. Disk space was getting low for my primary partition and I decided it was time to let Ubuntu go. Anyhow long story short I cleared the two partitions that Ubuntu was using through the 'disk management' tool in windows. I didn't think at the time that GRUB would be stored within these partitions and that lead to the problem of being unable to boot anything. I made and used a repair disc via another machine and then restored the bootsector code with it. That fixed the problem of being unable to boot.
Now my problem is that I'm left with around 3-4 GB of wasted space in a partition. I was wondering if this 3-4 GB could be added to my primary storage partition? I've looked everywhere in the disk manager but I can't find anything there. I'm unsure as to if there is some 3rd party software available that could fix this?
Here is a screenshot of my problem -
Thanks for your help!
EDIT - That 70GB partition shall remain undisclosed. Don't ask don't tell