Give space to primary partition

S

Scott

I just shrinked about 12 GB as drive K from drive C and would like to give
it to drive D. Drive K is logical partition and D is primary partition.
How can I merge them together? Your advice is appreciated.

Thanks,

Scott
 
R

Rick Rogers

Hi Scott,

First, you cannot merge them, only reallocate space. Second, as K: is a
logical volume, you would need to be able to shrink not only it but the
extended partition that houses it. I am not sure if disk manager can do this
(but a third party product can). The freed space can then be consumed by
expanding D:.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
 

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