I'm doing a fresh clean install of Windows 7. In the select partition screen, I saw there were two:
-100 MB of type "System information", or something like that.
-700 GB of type "Primary", my current partition and the one I want to install Windows 7 in.
Anyway, since I didn't know what the first partition (100 MB) was, I decided to delete it (which probably was a mistake), expecting it to automatically merge all that space with the primary partition. However, this didn't happen, and now I have a 100 MB partition called "Unallocated Space". I don't want to have 100 MB unusable and I know there must be a way of merging this space with my primary partition using DISK PART (which I can access from the Windows 7 installation wizard by pressing shift + F10), but I have no idea of which commands to use to accomplish what I'm trying to do. Any help? Thanks!
-100 MB of type "System information", or something like that.
-700 GB of type "Primary", my current partition and the one I want to install Windows 7 in.
Anyway, since I didn't know what the first partition (100 MB) was, I decided to delete it (which probably was a mistake), expecting it to automatically merge all that space with the primary partition. However, this didn't happen, and now I have a 100 MB partition called "Unallocated Space". I don't want to have 100 MB unusable and I know there must be a way of merging this space with my primary partition using DISK PART (which I can access from the Windows 7 installation wizard by pressing shift + F10), but I have no idea of which commands to use to accomplish what I'm trying to do. Any help? Thanks!
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