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if you search for partitioning (or partition) in your windows settings it should show a control panel setting called "create and format drive partitions" (that was directly translated from the result i got on windows with danish language.

then you should see your drive and the unallocated space.

then you can allocate space from there

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8 minutes ago, flashiling said:

if you search for partitioning (or partition) in your windows settings it should show a control panel setting called "create and format drive partitions" (that was directly translated from the result i got on windows with danish language.

then you should see your drive and the unallocated space.

then you can allocate space from there

Great, so i've done that now.

 

Any ideas on how i combine them? Just do i dont have two seperate drives on one disk!

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it's a while since i've done it and i'm on a work computer so i can't just format part of my own drive to check.

but i belive if you right click the part that's already allocated, there should be an option called "expand disk"

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keep in mind that helping with problems is hard if you aren't specific and detailed.

i'm also not a professional, (yet) so make sure to personally verify important information as i could be wrong.

 

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9 minutes ago, flashiling said:

it's a while since i've done it and i'm on a work computer so i can't just format part of my own drive to check.

but i belive if you right click the part that's already allocated, there should be an option called "expand disk"

Option is there, but its greyed out! how annoying

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5 minutes ago, owencrispy said:

Option is there, but its greyed out! how annoying

You might need to get rid of the second empty partition to do that. :)

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oh, it's because you made your boot partition 446GB.

normally you don't need that much space just for windows

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5 minutes ago, owencrispy said:

Done! but still no luck, anymore suggestions? it doesnt let me merge the two!

It might be because the recovery partition is after the main partition. You might need to remove (or maybe move) that partition in order to expand it. Try if it can expand onto that partition first (but don't do it)

 

But according to your picture your partition D is still allocated, you first need to unallocate it to add it onto another partition.

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1 minute ago, owencrispy said:

Ah! any idea how i change that?

I don't think you can merge partitions with the partition that has windows on it.

I could be wrong but i've had some issues with that before.

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keep in mind that helping with problems is hard if you aren't specific and detailed.

i'm also not a professional, (yet) so make sure to personally verify important information as i could be wrong.

 

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