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easeus partition magic :D

The trial should do the trick, i know it might look a bit weird but it does work as it should.

 

I've used it multiple times in the past and it never let me down, some operations take a while but that's about it.

 

edit: it is a bit risky but the issue is that there is a partition between the unallocated part and D:

What you should do is move that partition somewhere else so the unallocated hdd and the D: partition are next to each other.

Hi all,

 

Can someone please help me merge the (D:) and the unallocated?

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I've tried to extend the D: volume and it says 'There is not enough space on the disk to complete this operation'

 

Please somebody help me - because I currently have 220GB of HDD unusabele as I also can't amake the unallocated volume into a simple volume as it says 'the size of the extent is less than the minimum'

 

HALP!!!

 

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Just now, bagusnl said:

use some tools like partition magic or something

 

Already tried it :( 

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easeus partition magic :D

The trial should do the trick, i know it might look a bit weird but it does work as it should.

 

I've used it multiple times in the past and it never let me down, some operations take a while but that's about it.

 

edit: it is a bit risky but the issue is that there is a partition between the unallocated part and D:

What you should do is move that partition somewhere else so the unallocated hdd and the D: partition are next to each other.

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it is just an recovery partition.

i always remove that partition, but, i would not recommend that

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1 minute ago, bagusnl said:

it is just an recovery partition.

i always remove that partition, but, i would not recommend that

I can't delete it, thats the problem :(

 

4 minutes ago, samcool55 said:

easeus partition magic :D

The trial should do the trick, i know it might look a bit weird but it does work as it should.

 

I've used it multiple times in the past and it never let me down, some operations take a while but that's about it.

 

edit: it is a bit risky but the issue is that there is a partition between the unallocated part and D:

What you should do is move that partition somewhere else so the unallocated hdd and the D: partition are next to each other.

lemme try that :) thanks

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3 minutes ago, JackHubbleday said:

I can't delete it, thats the problem :(

 

 

why you cant and why you have 3 of recovery partition on your disk

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Just now, bagusnl said:

why you cant and why you have 3 of recovery partition on your disk

it's from a stock HP machine

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12 minutes ago, samcool55 said:

easeus partition magic :D

The trial should do the trick, i know it might look a bit weird but it does work as it should.

 

I've used it multiple times in the past and it never let me down, some operations take a while but that's about it.

 

edit: it is a bit risky but the issue is that there is a partition between the unallocated part and D:

What you should do is move that partition somewhere else so the unallocated hdd and the D: partition are next to each other.

Ima try this when Im home form work, looks promising :)

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Used this:

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Worked great, thanks to all :) 

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5 hours ago, Sharon_hsy said:

May I know which feature you tried, merge partitions or resize partition?

I had to convert my basic disk to a dynamic disk, or vice versa I don't remember - it was on the non-default one, using another piece of AOMEI software which I forget the name of. Then I was able to merge the partitions into one including the recovery ones.

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