a. Go to Windows Search Box and open Computer Management. ( See Image 2) Image 2: Open Computer Management. b. Go to System tool and then click Device Manager ( See Image 3) Image 3: Under System tools, open Device Manager. c. Go to Storage and double-click on Disk Management and you will see the unallocated drive. Hi Donia, I am Dave, I will help you with this. Windows has very limited partitioning capability, it can only extend a partition into a space that is immediately to the right of the partition, because the D drive partition is between the C drive partition and the unallocated space, Windows cannot extend that partition.. the extended partition can contain any number of logical drives. You have: Two primary partitions (navy) An extended partition (green border) Contains one logical drive (blue) Unallocated space (black) You're trying to resize the logical drive. Logical drives must be contained in the extended partition. There's no more space in your extended
First, right-click on the System C: drive and select "Resize/Move". Then, drag the system partition end into the unallocated space so to add it to the C: drive. And click "OK". And next, click "Execute Task" and "Apply" to execute the operations and extend the C drive. Step 3.
Windows Command Prompt. Copy. select disk clean convert gpt exit. Close the command prompt window. Continue the Windows Setup installation. When choosing an installation type, select Custom. The drive will appear as a single area of unallocated space. Select the unallocated space and click Next. Windows begins the installation.

The original disk (a 1,5Tb Sansung) just failed and I replaced it with a Toshiba OCZ VT180 SSD as boot drive plus a Seagate 4tb and a WD Blue Series 3Tb unit for extra storage. I haven't been able to use the full size of both disks (currently connected to the SATA III connector in the board) and the non allocated space cannot be accesed via

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