Solved HDD Issue

jpolacko

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Hey everyone! I'm having issues with some unallocated space Windows won't let me extend C: with. I have tried Partition Wizard and all they will let me do is create a simple volume. Little confused on how to get Windows to let me extend C: using those two unallocated spaces.

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Windows Disk Management should let you add the 9 mb unallocated to F only and the 103 mb unallocated to D only.

If you want to add those spaces to any other partition such as C, you would need Partition Wizard. Not sure where you are going wrong with it.

I think there are tutorials for it on this site and I know there are at Partition Wizard's web site.
 

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It is certainly possible but why bother. The disk space you would gain is totally insignificant, about .02%.
 

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It is certainly possible but why bother. The disk space you would gain is totally insignificant, about .02%.

Yea it would be insignificant. Thanks for the response guy's! I'll just leave it.. ;)
 

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HP Pavillion DV6 WW146AC
OS
Opensuse 42.2 (Windows 7 Pro through Virtual box)
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Intel Core i5 - M460 @ 2.53 GHz
Motherboard
Hp factory board
Memory
6 GB
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Intel HD Graphics Card
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IDT High Def sound card
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Toshiba 600 GB as well as Samsung 600 GB SSD
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HP Backlit Keyboard
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USB Standard Mouse
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60 Mbps download 5 Mbps upload
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None
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IE 11 Metro and Firefox v48.0
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Custom Built Windows Server 2008 R2 used for storage server, DHCP server, Primary DNS server. Novell Suse Server running 2 custom built desktop that have Novell Netware installed.
I would do what Ignatz says - it's so simple. Cleans up the disk management picture.
 

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