Used Paragon Migrate OS To SSD (Success):Now Disk Management Confusion

I also relettered my three external drives as, 'J, 'K', 'L'

Disk 0 ('D'), ('H') is bit of a mystery....don't know how it got split into two partitions.

As it's just a storage drive now, I guess it's safe to merge the partitions, or even reformat?

Well, this thread appears to have died the death, so let me try another allied question.

I'm looking to increase the free space on my 'C' drive SSD. The Users folder there (138Gb), looks very tempting to try and move to another HDD.

I can see on the Interweb that this is apparently possible: some claim to have done it successfully: the methods of doing it vary: some say dangerous, don't do it.........

Has anybody in here done this successfully, and if so what was your method.

Thanks for pointing me towards that post.....I'll give it a try.

Yes I did change the Boot options.....as I indicated, I had/have no problems with booting, it was just the confusing picture presented by Disk Management that offended my sensibilities!

I have given up trying to understand what caused the Disk Man confusion......instead, I have just set about 'changing' the Disk Man 'picture' of my hard disks, so that they look 'right' to me.

By dint of renaming, relettering, reformatting, deleting old 'Windows' folders, getting rid of my 'active' disks and using Diskpart to get rid of my Dynamic disk, I have pretty well achieved what I wanted.

BTW, I found Diskpart to be extremely useful (never used it before). It can achieve what a lot of Partition Managers apparently can't, when it comes to handling 'dynamic' disks.

For what it's worth, two other free utility programs I wouldn't be without for cleaning up my disks are: 'Take Ownership'
Add "Take Ownership" to Explorer Right-Click Menu in Win 7 or Vista
and 'Unlocker' UNLOCKER 1.9.2 BY CEDRICK 'NITCH' COLLOMB