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james8540

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Hi. I have a problem with my hard disk. I had 500 Gb unallocated space, so i chose to resize two partitions, i have used a aplication to do it. But now is disk management disk d: is 198.36 and it shows sliced in three, it's the same with e:, f: disks. How can i solve this to show correctly ?



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i am not 100% sure what you were trying to do here but i would recommend deleting all partitions except your system partition which is C: to delete a partition right click it and press delete the create a single partition out of all the unallocated space
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Nasima

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except C: delete all other partition if you dont need, right click the partition and then press delete,,,
because c: has OS...
and then you partition the unallocated space as you need...
 
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i am not 100% sure what you were trying to do here but i would recommend deleting all partitions except your system partition which is C: to delete a partition right click it and press delete the create a single partition out of all the unallocated space
 
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Hi there james8540,

I would say that you have two options.
1st one: Borrow an external drive from somebody, back up the data that is stored on all the partitions except for the Windows one. After that delete all the partitions except for the System one. Then, you can create some new partitions. I would say that this is the safest approach.
2nd one: Try merging the partitions as well as allocate the unallocated one with some third party partition manager software. Keep in mind that some things could go wrong during the process so data back up is advised as well.
Apart from all that, as you had unallocated space, you should have either extended one of your existing partitions or create a new one.

Hope this will help,
D_Know_WD
 
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james8540

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Thank you @Nasima, @Michael Mc Carthy, @D_Know_WD for your answers. I moved my files to c:, i delete all partitions, i made a big partition on all unallocated space than i chose shrink and this i how i wanted in the first place to be.

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Happy to help
 
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