Windows has split my ssd in several partions

I'm not really sure which one is the case, how do i check it?

In Disk Management, highlight the disk you have C: on and choose Properties/Volumes this will tell you if it is Initialized GPT or MBR,
Unless you are desperate for a few MB's of Space, I would leave it alone.

I don't see that anywhere. I just see that it's an ntfs disk.

Highlight the DISK designation (all the way to the left), not the C: drive, right click the disk label- choose Properties and select the Volumes tab.

Or start diskpart, then

list disk

GPT disks have asterisks in Gpt column

exit to close.

Word Man said:

Highlight the DISK designation (all the way to the left), not the C: drive, right click the disk label- choose Properties and select the Volumes tab.

I'm not sure what you mean. Could you post a screengrab?

In disk management, right click here, on appropriate disk, then properties and then volume tab.



Or use diskpart

It says that mbr is the type of partition. I just did the steps that navy suggested. It works, thanks.

It seems like this is no longer working. I get a message that says delete is not allowed on the current boot system pagefile crashdump or hibernation volume, if i try to delete a leftover partition. Anyway, i figured it out. You have to mark the c drive as the active partition first, then restart windows, then you can delete it.