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SalviniX
By SalviniX
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I tried to delete one of my partitions and now i can't use the unallocated space. That's what it looks like

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And this is what it says if i try to extend the big one

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Does somebody know what I should do?

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3 hours ago, SalviniX said:

Does somebody know what I should do?

Free space you are adding to a partition must be directly after this partition.

So in your case - backup all data, boot into any live cd with gparted, this for example, move 499MB partition so that it is right after 100MB one, then move large partition so that it is right after 499MB one. After that you should be able to resize large partition in windows.

Be aware that it will actually move all the data so will take some time - do not interrupt the process or you'll loose all the data.

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