Combining hard drives


  1. thenbt
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    Combining hard drives


    hello all

    this is my first post, i hope this is in the correct sub forum, my laptop has two physical hard drives, when i open up my computer it comes up with three hard drives like in the picture below, is there a way of combining HHD 2 & 3 together?



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  3. Stephanie
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    Win 7 Pro x64, Win 10 Pro x64, Linux Light x86
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    Hi thenbt and welcome to Windows Seven Forums :)

    HDD 2 and 3 look like partitions so these can be altered in Disk Management

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