Hello All - Quick question.
I have an Acer Aspire 6530 and it came w/ 2 partitions C: and D: C: (110 GB) is the main one w/ all my data and D: (106GB) is called Data, but only have 2 .mre files less then 33mb each.
Can I delete D: and add the 106GB to my C: w/o having to reinstall Windows?
I've never had to deal w/ partitions before so pls bear w/ me if this is a dumb question. Thx!!
Yes, you can do that.
I have no idea what those mre files are. If you want to keep them, move them to C temporarily.
Then delete D in Windows Disk Management. That will generate "unallocated space".
Then expand C to take up the unallocated space, also using Windows Disk Management.
Don't say yes to dynamic partitions, whatever you do.
You should end up with 3 partitions: recovery, C, and OEM.
Most would tell you to put all of your data on D and keep D, but it's your choice. There are certain advantages to keeping a data only partition.
You could shrink C to a much smaller size if needed, and add that saved space to D.
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