Cant delete unallocated partition

[lemon12]

Hi chaps.

I cant delete unallocated partition.
Ok so its unallocated then i format it and then i delete the partition but then it just goes back to unallocated and its 226.56GB....I also posted an image to show you link for image below

http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww331/Finnian451/Screen01.jpg


I would really really be greatful if someone could help me

Thanks

 

[sup3rsprt]

hello,

unallocated means "not allocated". It is NOT a partition, so no wonder you can't delete it. It would be like trying to delete the hard drive itself.

What is your goal?

If you're trying to resize the other partition, use this:
http://www.partitionwizard.com/free-partition-manager.html

 

[Dave76]

Hi chaps.

I cant delete unallocated partition.
Ok so its unallocated then i format it and then i delete the partition but then it just goes back to unallocated and its 226.56GB....I also posted an image to show you link for image below

I would really really be greatful if someone could help me

Thanks

Unallocated means 'nothing' is there, it's ready to be used.

You can make a new partition from this unallocated space.
Partition or Volume - Create New

You can add it to the D partition, by extending the D partition.
Partition or Volume - Extend

 

[shamima]

cant delete unallocated partition

here is the tips how u can do it. u can't delete it but u can increase the volume of the c drive by going to control panel-> system and security-> administrative tools
-> computer management-> storage-> disk management-> right click on c and the extend volume and then follow the instruction. hope it will work

 

[swarfega]

Unallocated means there is space that has not been assigned to a partition and is therefore unused space waiting to be allocated. I would use gparted to either create another partition of 226gb or to extend an existing partition such as c: or d:.

 

[Dave76]

Welcome to Seven Forums shamima,

Hope you are finding everything you need, lots of tutorials here and a nice introduction: Welcome to the Windows 7 Forums Tutorial Section.

You can stop by this thread and say hello: Welcome to Seven Forums [2]

Oh, BTW, this thread is 8 months old and the original poster has been Banned for not following the forum rules, so that person will never see your reply.

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Disk management won't allow partition C to be extended into this unallocated space, although partition D could be extended into the unallocated space as it is to the right of partition D.

A great free program Partition Wizard Home Edition can be used to add the unallocated space into partition C.

Partition Wizard and many more free programs can be found at FREE Great Programs for Windows 7

Recommended partitions are for the first partition to be 60 - 80GB for the operating system, at least one more for your personal files and Data. This will make any future re-installation of your OS easier and will not affect your personal files and data.

Hope this information is useful, we all appreciate anyone who helps out

 

[Ehoz]

Hi chaps.

I cant delete unallocated partition.
Ok so its unallocated then i format it and then i delete the partition but then it just goes back to unallocated and its 226.56GB....I also posted an image to show you link for image below

http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww331/Finnian451/Screen01.jpg


I would really really be greatful if someone could help me

Thanks

Very easy task, no need for gparted or anything like that....

Just right click your primary c partition and click "extend this drive"... It will extend the available size of your drive although the unallocated partition as stated before is not being used.

That's all,

Good luck.

 

[Dave76]

Welcome to Seven Forums Ehoz, did you read the post just above yours?

The original post was from October 2009, and he has been banned for not following forum rules.

Anyway, his "C" partition is followed by his "D" partition which is followed by the 'unallocated' space.
You can not extend the "C" partition because the "D" partition is next to it, you either have to delete the "D" partition and then set up the size you want or you can use gparted or Partition Wizard to make the adjustment without deleting the "D" partition.

 

[Scramp64]

I saw this and fell out of my chair laughing. Wonder why he was banned.

 

[AddRAM]

He didn`t say "Dilly Dilly"