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It is extermly important that you back up all data to an external device before attempting to play with partition moves and resizing.
They do not always go as planed, and you will be at a VERY HIGH RISK of data loss.
It is extermly important that you back up all data to an external device before attempting to play with partition moves and resizing.
They do not always go as planed, and you will be at a VERY HIGH RISK of data loss.
So what i did is i deleted my I: and extended my G: i didnot know that you could only extend your drive to the right handside ........ anyways thanks for the help everyone ....,,I didnt install the OS again because i have some IDES installed on it and i wud have to purchase em again ....but anyways my purpose has been solved!!! thanks once again :)
Just reformating the partitions will not merge them You will still have all the partitions just now they are clean slate. Try this tool works good for me. ts not free but it will allow you to merge partitions. Just make sure you merge all with the partition your OS resides on. Thats important. If you merge with wrong partition you will not be able to boot to windows as stated and will have no other option but to reformat. Hope this helps.
http://www.partitionwizard.com/partition-magic-free.html
Good to see you got done what you wanted to andykhatteralthough I still would recommend sometime in the future you fix that mess of partitions with a proper Windows re-installation.