Want to extend my C: drive

Dear Sir

I tried to expand my C: drive through computer management and 3rd third-party tool, but both ways, that I could not succeed. The problem is that the Option expand volume became inactive (off). detailed below is the screenshot. Please help me.

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Hello

You have a partition between you want to extend and where is the unallocated space.

You can't solve with Windows tools, and that's why the Extend option is not available...

See you soon.

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