So i could have just left the 11GB partition to itself and not messed around with it and still have had the same amount of free space as I do now? That makes no sense to me, even considering formatting. Something is fishy. But thanks for your help.
You would have been 11GB short on the C: drive if you didn't. Only when you extended into that 11GB unallocated space did the C: partition gain the space to be able to use it.
Can anyone help me to extend C to an unallocated space but the problem that this space isn't in the right of C
like this
C then D then Unallocated space
please I need your help
Use Easeus Partion Master...
Free Download Partition Manager software.
The free Home Edition will work with x86.
Hello Mostafaassem, and welcome to Seven Forums.
You would want to Extend C: into the unallocated space using that program instead of trying to move the unallocated space.
If you used Windows 7 Disk Management, then you would only be able to extend D into the unallocated space.
Hope this helps,
Shawn
I'm afraid that I'm not familiar with how that program works, but you might see if the free program Partition Wizard may work better.
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