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Can you see ALL of that new 500 GB drive??
C partition should be 450 GB or more, I'd guess.
It's be a good idea for you to continue to make periodic full images of the new drive.
Can you see ALL of that new 500 GB drive??
C partition should be 450 GB or more, I'd guess.
It's be a good idea for you to continue to make periodic full images of the new drive.
Here is a screen shot.
OK; as expected.
IF, I say IF, there was no intervening partition between C and the unallocated space, you could add the unallocated space to C right there in Windows Disk Management.
But, the 472 mb recovery partition intervenes.
So you need a third party tool. Windows Disk Management has limited capabilities.
Use Minitool Partition Wizard.
Free tool..
MiniTool Partition Wizard | Best partition magic alternative for Windows PC and Server
Great tool to have for many partition purposes.
Install it. Run it.
It will show you a picture of your drive. Use menus to add that unallocated space to C.
It's quite intuitive. NOTHING will happen until you poke something like "apply" in the upper left. Till then, it just previews.
You need to move the 472MB partition to the end of the drive (232.88GB unallocated space).
Then you expand the 232.42GB C: drive to encompass the unallocated space.
With Minitool, until you apply the changes, nothing actually happens so if you think you've done something wrong, just cancel and start over.
I'm lost..help!
Been a while since I used it.
I'd try right clicking either C or that unallocated space and see what choices are available. Look for maybe "extend" or "merge".
Nothing happens until you hit apply upper left.
Probably doable from a menu as well.
You could move that 472 mb partition to the end if you want, but I don't think you have to.
Yay! Looks like this now! Thank you so much!!
What happened to the 472MB Recovery partition? Looks like you just deleted it can cause some problems.