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The thread discusses how to expand the C: drive using unallocated space on Windows, with contributors suggesting using built-in disk management tools or third-party software like EaseUS Partition Master. Several users highlight the importance of properly preparing the unallocated space, such as deleting existing partitions if necessary. Overall, the consensus emphasizes backing up data before modifying disk partitions and using appropriate tools to manage disk space effectively.
The thread discusses how to expand the C: drive using unallocated space on Windows, with contributors suggesting using built-in disk management tools or third-party software like EaseUS Partition Master. Several users highlight the importance of properly preparing the unallocated space, such as deleting existing partitions if necessary. Overall, the consensus emphasizes backing up data before modifying disk partitions and using appropriate tools to manage disk space effectively.
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Noob Whisperer
If you right click the C:\ partition, can you not use the native "Extend Partition Wizard" to extend it into the free space?
I would expect it to indicate that, that space is "Unallocated"?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=26&v=ycRPR7nz72c
I would expect it to indicate that, that space is "Unallocated"?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=26&v=ycRPR7nz72c
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OTT
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For such operations (disk management) I always use the Free EaseUS Partition Master.
Never had any problems with it !
OTT
Never had any problems with it !
OTT
