Extend a logical drive with the unallocated space

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  I'm trying to erase my drives and have a clean reinstall of Windows 7. Endless hedges have attempted to quit of me, whose latest is my drive C is not able to use the unallocated space that was once my D drive (now deleted).

  I am interested in disk management and you can see my drive C, BDEDrive (I don't know what it is and can't get a straight answer on it as of yet), unallocated and free space (I do not understand the difference between space and unallocated space) in that order.

  I want a big C 1 TB drive, but can't seem to extend the C drive currently because it is grayed out.

  SOLVED!

  [for reference]
  It's also easy to move the startup information in the BDEDrive and giving the computer reboot, and then delete the BDEDrive. After that, the free space can be deleted (it becomes unallocated) and all unallocated space can be swallowed up by the C drive now that the option "Extend Volume" became available.

• Partition of time-Machine add the unallocated space

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  I'm on Macbook Pro 15.4 "mi retina 2013
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• SanDisk Cruzer, to use the entire disk, but cannot get rid of the unallocated space or format NTFS

  Hello, I just bought this drive with 32 GB. (XP pro, 32-bit ie8 svc pk 3)

  I used CCleaner to clean the disc.

  CompMgmnt now displays 29,82 FAT32 healthy, with 11 mb unallocated.

  When I right click on the unallocated space, properties and help is my only options, no deletion.

  I also want to format it in NTFS, but this isn't one option for others 29,82 inches. I have to format it in ntfs?

  http://www.thinktechno.com/2008/04/22/how-to-format-a-USB-drive-with-NTFS-file-system/   I was able to format to NTFS through this Web site. However, I still want to remove the removable disk unallocated space.

  11 mb is a lot? Diskmanagement lists volume 99% free.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

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  I wouldn't worry about 11 MB, there is almost nothing (~0.01 GB). He might need it for the system or something.

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  I have two hard drives on my computer.  Recently upgraded to Windows 7 64-bit professional.  After data transfer, removal of previous operating system, I have unallocated space both disks located on the right side (as shown in disk management).  On the first disc, unallocated space is to the right of the only partition on the disk - the main partition.  On the second drive, unallocated space is to the right of a pair of partitions - the primary partition and logical partition.

  First, I want to add to the main partition unallocated space.

  On the second, I add 1/2 on the unallocated space on the main partition, the other 1/2 to the logical partition.

  Disk management does not partition to the left.  So, how can I add disk space unallocated right at existing partitions (on the left).

  Appreciate any help.

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• Impossible to format the unallocated space

  I have a microsd card to 8 GB which somehow got formatted to 4 gig, leaving the other 4 GB unallocated. nothing I have tried seems to correct this problem. diskmanagement does nothing to solve this problem. any ideas?

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  Thank you for coming back to us. Do you see an extra space after the 4 GB you surrently use in disk management? If Windows does not detect the 4 GB remaining, then you won't have the option of extending because there is no free to extend to unpartitioned space. You can only get the options to reduce or to remove, but not extend. If this is the case, you may have a defective USB because they always Setup to use the entire disk.
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  Hello

  Looking for a script to extend the hard disk to SCSI 0:0 on a given VM according to the following logic.

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• logical AND with the structure of the event

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