I wonder if you could help me
Just in case you need to know, the OS (Windows 8.1) and my stuff are on the usual Partition C, and I know I have to leave such partition alone.
My knowledge of computers is very basic.
To cut a very long story short, on the hard drive of one of my computers there is an Unallocated space. I feel I know how to transform the hard drive's Unallocated space into a partition ( I feel they call it “Volume” ) but it's not what I want.
If at all possible, I would like to add half of that Unallocated space to Partition E, and the other half (of that Unallocated space) to Partition F.
But I'm stuck. For example, when I right-click on (for example) Partition E, the option “Extend Volume” is greyed out.
I've looked for the answer online, but what I found was a bit too dense—and too risky—for someone as computer-ignorant as me.
In advance, I thank you, very much, for your kind help
Just in case you need to know, the OS (Windows 8.1) and my stuff are on the usual Partition C, and I know I have to leave such partition alone.
My knowledge of computers is very basic.
To cut a very long story short, on the hard drive of one of my computers there is an Unallocated space. I feel I know how to transform the hard drive's Unallocated space into a partition ( I feel they call it “Volume” ) but it's not what I want.
If at all possible, I would like to add half of that Unallocated space to Partition E, and the other half (of that Unallocated space) to Partition F.
But I'm stuck. For example, when I right-click on (for example) Partition E, the option “Extend Volume” is greyed out.
I've looked for the answer online, but what I found was a bit too dense—and too risky—for someone as computer-ignorant as me.
In advance, I thank you, very much, for your kind help