Windows 10 Windows-Disk-Management -- Disk-Partition

nmsuk

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• Feb 20, 2020

#2

Right click and delete it,

 

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nmsuk said:

Right click and delete it,

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All the option is greyed-out on Right-click, and delete-option is not there.

 

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nmsuk

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you could download minipartition tool and use it to delete it.

 

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Neemobeer

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You won't be about to in your current config. Your disk is set up as an MBR so you can only have 4 primary partitions or in your case 3 primary and an extended with logical partitions. It is possible to install Linux on logical partitions, but I don't recall if the installer with do it automatically.

 

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davehc

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I would delete g, which does not seem to have much in it, snd then you have the opportunity to do a liitle more with your 290gbs of unallocated space.

 

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Perhaps this is a damaged disk partition. You need partition repair. If the disk is intact, then you can format this partition and it will become available.

 

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It's not damaged it's by design and limitations of MBR disks

 

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I would delete g, which does not seem to have much in it, snd then you have the opportunity to do a liitle more with your 290gbs of unallocated space.

 

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starolever said:

I would delete g, which does not seem to have much in it, snd then you have the opportunity to do a liitle more with your 290gbs of unallocated space.

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LOL. Did you see post #6 ?

 

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Click the unallocated space and click Create Partition from Partition Management in the left pane. Or choose Create from the context menu. Step 2: Specify the partition size, location, file system, drive letter and more. Click OK to go back to the main interface

 

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