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Margaret
Previous sorry if this question really newbie.
Problems like this.
I have a 250 GB HDD installed in the computer,
Hard disk that I bought it secondhand from a friend.
Partition C: = 100GB, D: = 150GB ...
I continue to reinstall. I re size the C: it's so 30 GB,
So there is still unused space 70 GB,
this is the question ...
Can the unused space to merge D:? Whose size was 150 GB, so a220 GB?
If you can, use what software?
That's all I want to ask
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yes you can merge your space i tell you few instructions if you create partion of 100GB and you don't use that Space then if you delete partition of C then you can create new partition for that drive and that you can make 100 GB
or
you can create C 30 GB and you can now create one new partition F that can be 70 GB
and if you want to merge your space to D drive this is not possible.
When ever you don't create new partition of D drive and if you do so then you can lost your data.
If you don't care of data then you can delete partition of D and then create again with unused space then it is possible.
Ok
hmm so it is did not need a complicated arrangement to combine hard drivesC and D. James20 thanks for your time.