Extend a Drive in Windows When The Unallocated Space is to The Left, to The Right or Not Even Close
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- Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2022
- To extend a partition properly, the unallocated space needs to be to the right of that partition.
But what if it's not? What if it's to the left, or what if it's not even close to the partition you are trying to extend?
What then?
There's a simple answer to these quastions and more in this video.
And the best thing is . . . you don't need any 3rt party tools.
Use only free tools that are already included in Windows.
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So, what do you think?
Are you planning to extend all your partitions now?
i was surfing how to slove this issue, but finaly i saw your video. thanks mate.
Please provide a method to move unallocated space at the left of the rescue partition on operating system drive if you are able to work that out
Yes, merging and extending partitions isn't that big of a problem unless you're working with the drive that the OS is located on.
I want to shift unallocated part to right side by ease us software is their any problem if i do it
I came here to learn how to extend my basic disk, while my C has 1.36GB free memory out of 116GB in total,
And my D has 286 GB free out of 917 GB.
Unfortunately, unless missed it, I can't say that this video spot a light on the solution I'm looking for 😔
Thank you for your comment.
This video is referring to a specific situation which usually prevents the resizing of a partition depending on the location of the unallocated space.
It also is referring to a situation in which the partition you are extending is not the system partition (which is the C drive in most cases).
If your C partition and D partition are on the same disk, you could extend the C partition in specific situations.
This depends of the location of the unallocated space on your disk.
Note: you can only extend partitions on the same disk, not between 2 disks.
Hope this helps.
@@thewhynet I've already tried and accidentally deleted the back up partitions.
Paid to a technician to reinstall Windows 10 for me after I couldn't even reboot it from the BIOS.
True story.
What if you want to do this with windows drive?
Still doesnt solve my problem :( I installed a Dual Boot on the same SSD with Linux being installed first. Linux has 2 partitions, then comes my empty space which I want to add to C:, then comes a 14MB (or so) partition that is only visible under GParted but not under Windows, then comes my Windows (C:) partition. I cannot click extend and I'm pretty sure I must not delete the 14MB partition from GParted or some live Linux. Any ideas on this?
This is a very unique situation and might require a third party application to properly configure.
did you figure this out
on trying to extend my partition it gives me an error saying there is not enough space on the disk but my disk is empty
were you able to solve it, I am facing the same issue. I have D: drive then EFI partition, then unallocated space now when I am trying to extend D: drive I am getting same space. Please let me know if you got the solution.
@@shubhrantyadav1538 i had to reset
@@h4rsh_efx ohh damn
stop yapping dawg