Can you describe from left to right what is on the disk? Or post a screen shot of the disk management screen?
Extend my C drive space in Windows 8
Hey guys, I have install Windows 8 Home, I want to extend my C drive space, but the system won't let me. I've try AOMEI to extend it , AOMEI crashed my system in Pre-OS mode. I got it fix eventually. But I really really want to extend my C drive and I don't want to reinstall the system, can anyone help me please?
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2015-08-27T23:22:27+00:00 when you say that there is a crucial part and state that it is "tedious" but then dont tell someone how to do it then the entire guide becomes useless
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Anonymous
2015-08-28T00:00:36+00:00 when you say that there is a crucial part and state that it is "tedious" but then dont tell someone how to do it then the entire guide becomes useless
So am I right in thinking that the part you are struggling with is the "move the data elsewhere" part?
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Anonymous
2015-08-28T02:39:33+00:00 Can you PLEASE reply to this as no one was able to fix my issue for the past 6 months ??
I can't apply your steps as NOTHING can go to the RIGHT of my C Drive ( My C is divided into two "Physical" drive/Disks" as someone stated to me before) please see the photo attached.
In this case, what should I do ?!!
Note: I have 120GB SSD and 2TB HDD installed ( And extra 2TB HDD uninstalled - in its box ).
All I need is to extend my C drive whether by using the exisiting 2TB or adding more TBs using my boxed 2TB HDD.
I'd really appreciate your help. Thanks.
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Anonymous
2015-08-28T06:38:49+00:00 Sorry, there is no way to extend over two physical drives. The only way you can get a bigger c drive would be to move it to the d drive or install a bigger drive and move it there. Both options are outwith the scope of this thread as they involve changing your boot drive. Please search the forums and windows help for specific information about changing your hard drive.