Deleting "Free Space"

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So I want to expand my C Drive. But you need "Unallocated space" for that. I had only around 90 gigs on my c drive and I had another 4 partitions that were around 220 each. So I deleted all of them but I only got "free space". I had nothing on those other 4 drives. So now I have 638.54 gb of free space. I want to make some of this unallocated space. Please help me.Do i just click on it and say "delete partition"? Im worried that all that space might be deleted :p Im dumb xP. Thanks
 
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an empty partition(or any partition) when removed(delete volume) will become unallocated.

Then you can use the Extend option to make c: bigger.

Please take care not to remove anything you need(system reserved and c : as well as any partition that has files you want).

As Akashdeep says, third party software can also be used. I like the free(for personal use) version of Easeus Partition Master personally.
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an empty partition(or any partition) when removed(delete volume) will become unallocated.

Then you can use the Extend option to make c: bigger.

Please take care not to remove anything you need(system reserved and c : as well as any partition that has files you want).

As Akashdeep says, third party software can also be used. I like the free(for personal use) version of Easeus Partition Master personally.
 
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Thanks I just deleted free space and it became unallocated :). Now my C Drive is extended :D

 
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