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Unallocated space after cloning ssd

rice4thewin
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1 minute ago, rice4thewin said:

yeah i am trying to add the unallocated part to the C partition not D. Its the same ssd its just separated into C and D. The D was the unallocated part and the C is what I want it to be

You can do that easily in EaseUS, just take the 450 MB drive and drag it to the right end.

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Drag to the right end.

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Hit apply, then EaseUS will tell you that you will need to restart to complete the action. When you the restart your PC it will have either a screen telling you it will start in 10 seconds or a black screen, but just don't touch it and let it finish. When it completes you will back in Windows 10.

 

Now re-open EaseUS then you should be able right-click on the C: drive and Resize/Move Partition:

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This window will pop-up:

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Then drag the circle to the far right end:

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Make sure you check the SSD box, since you are using an SSD:

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Then hit ok, and you will need to hit apply. It will ask you to restart to complete the job, and the same thing will happen on boot. So don't touch anything again until it boots you back into Windows 10. 

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I just cloned my hard drive to my ssd and it forces me to split the space in half create a new drive letter. How do I merge it so that its they are both just the same drive letter

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3 hours ago, rice4thewin said:

it wont let me merge my D drive with the C drive, its grayed out.

Are you trying to combine the drives into one? I thought you meant you want to add the unallocated part to D: partition.

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22 minutes ago, Rainbow Dash said:

Are you trying to combine the drives into one? I thought you meant you want to add the unallocated part to D: partition.

yeah i am trying to add the unallocated part to the C partition not D. Its the same ssd its just separated into C and D. The D was the unallocated part and the C is what I want it to be

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1 minute ago, rice4thewin said:

yeah i am trying to add the unallocated part to the C partition not D. Its the same ssd its just separated into C and D. The D was the unallocated part and the C is what I want it to be

You can do that easily in EaseUS, just take the 450 MB drive and drag it to the right end.

image.png.132ec34e290873cddc9f826ce4f2f635.png

Drag to the right end.

image.png.eb6c59cc1ae3e67eaf47a37dee481d41.png

Hit apply, then EaseUS will tell you that you will need to restart to complete the action. When you the restart your PC it will have either a screen telling you it will start in 10 seconds or a black screen, but just don't touch it and let it finish. When it completes you will back in Windows 10.

 

Now re-open EaseUS then you should be able right-click on the C: drive and Resize/Move Partition:

image.png.3163d613356a2e039dbaffe909d69e40.png

This window will pop-up:

image.png.82283d6da74cca0a546f9061dd4ee561.png

Then drag the circle to the far right end:

image.png.7dcf04c204c0c7ffa9a93ba8f7998496.png

Make sure you check the SSD box, since you are using an SSD:

image.png.06e61ba4f3092135c3b829bb60e57476.png

Then hit ok, and you will need to hit apply. It will ask you to restart to complete the job, and the same thing will happen on boot. So don't touch anything again until it boots you back into Windows 10. 

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49 minutes ago, Rainbow Dash said:

You can do that easily in EaseUS, just take the 450 MB drive and drag it to the right end.

image.png.132ec34e290873cddc9f826ce4f2f635.png

Drag to the right end.

image.png.eb6c59cc1ae3e67eaf47a37dee481d41.png

Hit apply, then EaseUS will tell you that you will need to restart to complete the action. When you the restart your PC it will have either a screen telling you it will start in 10 seconds or a black screen, but just don't touch it and let it finish. When it completes you will back in Windows 10.

 

Now re-open EaseUS then you should be able right-click on the C: drive and Resize/Move Partition:

image.png.3163d613356a2e039dbaffe909d69e40.png

This window will pop-up:

image.png.82283d6da74cca0a546f9061dd4ee561.png

Then drag the circle to the far right end:

image.png.7dcf04c204c0c7ffa9a93ba8f7998496.png

Make sure you check the SSD box, since you are using an SSD:

image.png.06e61ba4f3092135c3b829bb60e57476.png

Then hit ok, and you will need to hit apply. It will ask you to restart to complete the job, and the same thing will happen on boot. So don't touch anything again until it boots you back into Windows 10. 

thx ur the best!

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