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Bookmark or Share- Merging three unallocated partitions into one. - Microsoft CommunityRight click on the first unallocated partition and select the option to create a volume. Follow the on screen instruction to create a volume. After creating volume right click on that and select the option extend volume. Now a new window will pop up from where you can add the other unallocated partition to this newly created volume.
- Unallocated space is not visible in Disk ManagementAt this point, my C: Drive's space decreased 20GB, yet the unallocated space wasn't visible on Disk Management. Thus, I tried to shrink it again, but the same problem occurred. I tried to refresh disk management, and the unallocated space didn't show up. I tried to restart my computer, it did not show up.
- I cannot make a new volume out of unallocated space on my disk.I have about 150 GB of unallocated space recently opened after deleting my second Windows. First, I was able to make it into a New Volume, although I decided to delete the volume to merge it to an existing drive.
- Recover Unallocated Disk Space - Microsoft CommunityStep 2: Locate and right-click on unallocated space in Disk Management, select "New Simple Volume". Step 3: Specify the partition size and click "Next" to continue. Step 4: Set a drive letter, file system - NTFS, and other settings to the new partitions.
- Windows Ssd says unallocated - Microsoft CommunityRight-click an unallocated region on your hard disk, and then select New Simple Volume. In the New Simple Volume Wizard, select Next. Enter the size of the volume you want to create in megabytes (MB) or accept the maximum default size, and then select Next.
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