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You may be able to create a new Spanned volume using Disk Management, but you're probably better off moving the partitions.
I recommend using the free program Partition Wizard, and moving the D volume to the right. Then create a new volume in that space.
Seems to me that moving around partitions or creating spanned volumes to simply get 43MB of disk space usable is quite a bit of extra work for that little disk space.
I also recommend Partition Wizard but I would move the D drive to the Left next to C just to keep the drive letters in order. Then you can create a new partition to the Right of D. Or you can expand D in both directions to absolve both free spaces. Partition Wizard does a great job.
Jim
Ah the problem is sorted now. Thanks a lot Jonathan, pparks and Jim!
Great, thanks for posting back. Glad we could help you out.
Let us know if you need anything else.
Glad to help. That Partition Wizard is a sweet program.
Jim