Dead Partition: Need Help Restoring or Deleting

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       #21

    ignatzatsonic said:
    For the portion to the right of C, after you have deleted D.

    Go to Disk Management.

    Click on C partition.

    go to Action menu.

    choose All tasks.

    choose Extend Volume
    Thanks. I will post back if I have any problems.
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       #22

    Okay. This is where I am at now. What do I do now?
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       #23

    Click next.
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       #24

    Okay....and just leave the unallocated space (black) alone?
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    Jesse Williams said:
    Okay....and just leave the unallocated space (black) alone?
    If you want to leave the unallocated space alone, why are you doing anything? Don't click next. Don't use Disk Management.

    My replies have been on the assumption you wanted to do something with the unallocated space. Namely, add it to C.

    Apparently I'm wrong about that.

    So do nothing if you don't want to add unallocated space to C.

    I don't know how to be clearer.
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       #26

    I will send a screenshot.
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       #27

    The Unallocated space that I put into C was from the Windows 10 partition. I have another Unallocated partition that I need to know what to do with. Below is the screenshot of it.
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       #28

    As I said an hour ago in post 16:

    For the unallocated space to the LEFT of C, you cannot use Disk Management.

    You must use another tool, such as Partition Wizard.

    The easiest thing for you to do is nothing. The unallocated space hurts nothing. You have plenty of free space on C.
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       #29

    Okay...thanks for your help. Now, under computer, it says I have 230 GB free of 282 GB. How do I lower the disk usage? I had it done one time over at tenforums.com.
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  10. Posts : 12,012
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    Jesse Williams said:
    Okay...thanks for your help. Now, under computer, it says I have 230 GB free of 282 GB. How do I lower the disk usage? I had it done one time over at tenforums.com.
    The C partition is 282. You are using about 52 of that.

    Why are you interested in reducing the 52? You've got acres of free space.

    If you were crowded and using 250 of the 282, you could uninstall certain applications, run Disk Cleanup, run CCleaner, reduce the size of the page file, eliminate your hibernation file, move data to some other drive, etc.

    But you aren't crowded. So I don't understand your motive.

    What am I not understanding?
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