How to extend C drive of unallocated space. int window 7?

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• How to extend my drive C use unallocated space on my drive hard if the option "extend volume" is grayed out?

  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.

• How to merge the C drive and unallocated space

  I recently had a new 1 TB HDD in my count and then I had to download Windows XP Pro as my old hard drive crashed. In under disk 0 disk management, I (c :)) 128.00 GB and to the right, I have not allocated 803,52 GB.)  I'm not sure how it happened.  I guess that something I had put on Windows XP Pro.

  My question is that I can combine the two together.  The C drive and the unallocated space.  There are no other disks shown but C.  Thanks Reta

  It happened because you have installed a copy of "gold" Windows XP, (an original version without a service pack).  Released as Windows XP did not support 48-bit LBA so it truncated the disc to 137 GB (128 GB binary) and the rest of the unallocated disk, slipstreaming of service packs for the Windows XP CD would have allowed windows to correctly see the entire disk.  The only way to solve this problem now is to use a third-party partititionneur.  You can use the free trial version of BootItNG to merge partitions.  You do not need to install BootItNG, when you get to the Setup screen simply cancel the installation and you will enter the maintenance mode where you will be able to partition work.

  John

• How to extend the volume of data in the Windows XP machine?

  Victorinox original title: space Partition:

  My C drive is almost full (110 MB only free) but my G, E, H readers have at least 23 GB of free space in each of them. SO can I do anything to divide the sapce. I know that to do something with the start menu. Can u direct me giving the steps.

  I can leave 16 GB free space in each drive and have drive C with 21 more GB of space.

  Hi AnirudhRamesh,

  You can use diskpart.exe to extend a data volume in Windows XP.
  For more information, see this link:

  How to extend a data volume in Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, in Windows 2000 and in Windows Server 2008

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/325590

  Note: Before moving to take backup of any important data before making changes to the system.

  Hope the helps of information.

  Please post back and we do know.

• How to format a drive in the GPT on Windows Vista?

  I have a disc partially formatted NTFS I want to completely format GPT, any instructions I found on how to format the drive are for Windows XP 64-bit. I have a 32-bit computer, XP and a 64-bit Vista Home Premium computer.

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  Windows and GPT FAQ

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• How to extend a drive with createType = "vmfs" and ddb.adapterType = "buslogic".

  Hi VMware experts.

  You need help to solve a problem.

  I sda.vmdk the file next to the vmdk descriptor and the sda flat, the hard file

  Disk DescriptorFile

  version = 1

  Encoding = 'UTF-8 '.

  CID = 1eed866e

  parentCID = ffffffff

  isNativeSnapshot = 'no '.

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  # Description of the measure

  RW 2097152 VMFS "sda - flat hard."

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  #DDB

  ddb.adapterType = "buslogic".

  DDB. Geometry.sectors = "32".

  DDB. Geometry.Heads = "128".

  DDB. Geometry.Cylinders = '512 '.

  DDB. UUID = '60 00 C2 9 d 4 b 04 74 e0 - cd bf being 7th e3 7 d f1 c5'

  ddb.longContentID = "4270b56ea10a34306eb588651eed866e".

  ddb.virtualHWVersion = '8 '.

  The sda-apartment has two partitions linux below

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  Heads of 34, 61 sectors/track, 0 cylinders

  Units = cylinders of 2074 * 512 = 1061888 bytes

  Device boot start end blocks Id system

  SDA - flat .vmdk1 * 3 1011 1046333 83 Linux

  SDA - flat .vmdk4 1 2 2043 83 Linux

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  Can you please how can I resize this disc. Also, I'm confused about the disparity between the hard disk geometry information in the descriptor vmdk file and the output of the fdisk.

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  Ivan

  I always used to gparted to expand the vdisk, I don't think that you can recreate the partition as it already of the filesystems on it.  You will have to destroy the current partition and recreate if necessary.  Be very careful because this could result in loss of data.

  Is there a reason you want to recreate rather than simply extend your existing partition?

• How to find the largest contiguous free space in windows xp

  Hi, I have two machines, one running Win7, XP running.  I know how my highest contiguous free space is great under w7, using "defrag c: - one" in a prompt "administrator-started":

  C:\Windows\System32>defrag c: - one
  Microsoft Disk Defragmenter
  Copyright (c) 2007 Microsoft Corp.

  Citing analysis on OS (C :)...)

  The operation completed successfully.

  Post report of defragmentation:

  Volume information:
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  Fragmented space total = 0%
  More large size of free space = 46,29 GB

  But, by using the same command in XP does not have the same statistics (I tried 'defrag c: - a - v' for a detailed report, but it does not always give this stat.)  Anyone know how to find out what is the largest contiguous amount of free space on a XP computer?

  TIA

  K

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• How to repartition a drive during the upgrade to Windows Vista?

  Original title: Solid state Drive

  When I try to install windows vista on xp operatring system overall upward does not give me the option to partition the drive

  Hello

  Usually, you should get an option to create, extend, delete, or format partitions. Read the following article that can guide you in doing this.

  Installation and reinstallation of Windows Vista
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/installing-and-reinstalling-Windows-Vista

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  I can I repartition my hard disk?
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• How to install the driver for the webcam on windows 8

  Hi everyone, I'm using sony vaio ITS 41FX

  When I start using windows 8 on my laptop, my webcam still worked normally

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  Thank you very much!

  I experienced a similar problem and figured out how to reinstall the Microsoft drivers required by internal webcam on my laptop.  Date of arrival:

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  Hello Nisar,

  Follow all the steps mentioned in the link below to reinstall the driver for the Webcam.

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  https://us.en.KB.Sony.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/36806/c/65%2C66/kW/36806

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• Extend partition in unallocated space

  I have a drive C:, Simple, Basic, NTFS healthy (System, boot, Page file...). To the left of it, I have 200 GB of unallocated space. When I right click on C:, extend the volume is not one of the options. I need to extend the drive c in the space of unallocted.

  Thank you.

  For Windows 7 extend a volume, the unallocated space must be on the right of this volume as read in management records.

  You need a third party program partition to do what you want.

• How to restore after deleting a partition in unallocated space on my hard drive?

  HI, I have recently removed a partition of my hard drive on windows Vista Home Basic. I removed it because I needed to find the hard drive space on the main user profile.

  I found, after following the instructions on how to remove the partition that the partition has been deleted, but the space was not available for use on the main user.

  I couldn't find any information on how to restore the space unallocated on the C: drive, so if there is someone out there who can help me, I'd appreciate the help! : o).

  Hi geddron1976,

  Is "unallocated" space right next to the C: partition, that is to the right of the C: partition? If yes go to control panel and click the Administrative Tools icon. In the Administrative Tools window, click computer management. In the window of computer managgement, click on disk management and you will then see a view of your disks. Click right on your C: drive, and in the menu drop-down, select "Extend Volume".  A wizard will appear. In the 'select amount of space in MB' type the amount sdpace you want to extend the partition. If you want this then let the total in the State. Now, click Next, followed by the finished product. The c: drive should now be extended in your unallocated space.

  If the C: partition is 'no' right next to the unallocated space, then you will not be able to extend the partition - not with the windows disk in any case management application. To do this you will need a third party application of partitioning, it is also a little more complex.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk ; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org ; Web:http://vistasupport.mvps.org ; Web: http://www.silversurfer-guide.com

• Extend a logical drive with the unallocated space

  Hello

  I have windows 7 Home premium on the 320 GB hard drive.
  I have illustrated on the picture [link] Partitionas
  Now I can extend the C: partition with unallocated 62 GB space, but I can't increase my D: partition. Extend the option is disable on the property of the D: drive.
  I have gained 62GB C: drive by shrinking it. I can use it to increase the C: drive (which is the opposite of my approach), but I can't use it to D: drive.

  Hello

  The extension of the D drive is not possible for the space allocated, created to the left.
  But can be made to the C drive, which is to the left of the unallocated space.

• How to extend the volume so that the disk space is increased.

  original title: putting a space in the Documents folder

  Hi I want to increase the size of th of the folder my documents. I have an unallocated partition or whatever his name and my drive C is too small. I want to increase the forlder increased also soze documents. Windows xp dell is the system

  All I want is to use the unallocated space so that the part is given to my C and then I have a D drive as well thanks for reading.

  Hi Jack_76,
   
  See the methods mentioned below and check:
   
  Note: Back up all important data before performing the steps in the following methods.
   
  Method 1:
  How to extend a data volume in Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, in Windows 2000 and in Windows Server 2008
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/325590
   
  Method 2:
  See How to extend a Simple or a split Volume at the following link.
  How to use disk management to configure dynamic disks in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308424
   
  For reference:
  To extend a volume single or split
  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/dm_extend_volume.mspx?mfr=true
   
  Hope this information helps.

• How to extend the partition that has free space on the left with diskpart

  I bought an SSD and made a second partition on my HARD drive to transfer my data. I had planned to clone and move the light to my SSD partition, but read that I was better to do a new install. I made a new installation on the SSD drive, deleted the old partition of Windows 7 and went to add to the data partition unallocated space (unallocated space is to the left of the partition). I know that you can not do this with disk management, but I've done it before on my laptop Windows 7 by using diskpart. I found an article earlier about how use diskpart to do what disk management may not, but I don't know how or where I found it.

  I know I can do it with applications 3rd party like GParted, but knowing that it is possible, but don't remember how to do it with diskpart is driving me crazy. Can someone help me?

  Hi Schwaka,

  As a general rule, it is very easy to extend the partition when the free space is right behind, but what can you do with the space left? Most people will feel that it is really a great difficulty.

  Do not worry! Here I recommend you an easy to use, software AOMEI Partition Wizard Server Edition. It is so common among computer users and most of the people speak highly.

  Your problem, there are two choices for you. We have to move the space unallocated behind, and the other is to merge the free space on the data partition. Both functions may not be permitted in Windows 7 disk management. In addition to the two features, more functions are supported to manage your drive.
  

  Have fun with it!

  Best wishes!