It's doing hard work carrying tons of files around.Īt the end you'll see that this space is working.Īlternatively you can make a partition on that unallocated space and merge these two with the same software. Make sure that power won't abruptly go off run a disk defrag and chkdsk before starting, and give it a few hours. It'll probably restart and enter its subsystem to resize. It may be hidden within settings, but it's probably done with "Resize Partition". If you don't want to you'll have to download a third party software such as Aomei Partition Assistant or EaseUS Partition Master. The part deletion instructions given by BFG-9000 is simple but it will delete that partition. Be warned that if you have a factory recovery partition came with that computer it will probably refuse to work after you use a third party software. Make sure that you get a backup with Macrium Reflect or some program that does the same thing, and double-check if you select the right partition.
WARNING: Along with that disclaimer(I don't take the responsibility if you screw up etc) it's kinda dangerous to deal with partitions. Remember, the volume you shrank will be added to C drive. Set the size you want to shrink from that volume.
Select the drive you want to deduct the volume from and select shrink volume. You either need to delete it or move it around with a third party software. Answer (1 of 4): Right click on start button. In your case you cannot extend because there is that recovery partition in the middle. Windows disk management will only allow you to expand a partition to its right.
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