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How do i merge partitions without breaking system functionality

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Disk management in Windows, you can extend a partition with unallocated space 

Hi everyone,

I have a new SSD drive that i cloned from the old one. The old system SSD (128 GB, Windows 7) had 2 partitions: hidden, restricted 100 MB (system, primary) and the main one with Win7. 

After cloning this disk to new SSD (500 GB) i have 3 partitions:

  • hidden / restricted - 100 MB
  • Win7 -  120 GB
  • Unallocated - 347 GB

The last one is not visable in Windows. How do i merge Win7 and Unallocated to one partition without damaging the system?

I cloned another drive (HDD's from smaller to bigger one) as well and when i merged data partition with an empty partition EaseUS put all my data into one folder. So if something like that happens again i'll have all my system data in a folder and it won't boot / start up.

Please help me with this.

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Disk management in Windows, you can extend a partition with unallocated space 

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