Cannot resize Win 7 partition

kecupak

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Hi, i just uninstalled Ubuntu and GNU/GRUB and now i cannot resize the main partition with win7. i tried diskmgmt.msc and gparted. Any ideas what happend?
 

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Try with Partition Wizard free, disk management won't understand Linux format. Also are you trying to extend to the left of Windows partition?
 
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Have you attempted to do it through diskpart via CMD?
 

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Hello kecupak!

First, you need to go to Disk Management and delete the partition where Ubuntu was installed. It needs to have a black stripe. Then try again. If it doesn't work, it could be the limitations of Disk Management, especially with the C: OS partition.

You need to use a third party software for the aim.

Cheers! :)

CK_WD
 

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