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How Do I Turn My Drive Back Into One?

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I have a partitioned drive, and I'd like for it to go back as one drive now? 

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Delete the unused partitions in the windows partition manager and then extend the volume you're using into the unpartitioned space

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erm ok. 

 

lol 

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Delete the unused partitions in the windows partition manager and then extend the volume you're using into the unpartitioned space

 

they've both turned into simple volumes? lol that's not right?

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they've both turned into simple volumes? lol that's not right?

 I don't have access to my windows computer right now, try looking up some youtube tuts? I will be back at my house in about 1 hour so I can help you then

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Use gparted works great

Quote from site

"With GParted you can resize, copy, and move partitions without data loss, enabling you to:

Grow or shrink your C: drive

Create space for new operating systems

Attempt data rescue from lost partitions"

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thanks, ive tried using aomei dynamic n it's not letting me do it, what a nightmare of a day

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yey I done it. lol downloaded something which allowed me to just delete the partitions . . .back in the black baby 

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