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So I am a gamer and decided to put all my memories onto d drive leaving my c drive with only 100gb and I am regreting the decision now because my c drive keep exploding and as I tried to extend my c drive the option is just not there. I tried resetting the whole laptop multiple times little that I know the split up space wouldnt go back to factory setting. Heres a few picture of my drive and how the extend button is grey. If anyone experience anything similar and know what I can do it would be many thanks.
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No, that appears to be the pc's mobo bios setup screen. You can manage partitions during windows setup. Boot the windows install media to get there.
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the split up space wouldnt go back to factory setting
During setup you would need delete the unwanted partitions, this will allow you to create a new one using all of the remaining space on that disk.
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I did realize it won't go back to the factory setting. So I want to know is there any way to put the disk0 195.31GB unallocated memories into disk1 C drive or if I will have to merge the two disks back together I would happy to do that too. I m very sorry about my lack of knowledge of how it works and I worried I will mess something up. Thank you very much for your help really appreciate it.
Yes, it is possible.
You need a PE bootable USB drive, then boot into PE and delete all partitions on both of your two disks.
For 119.12GB disk, only create one partition and clean install Windows 10 on it.
For 931.39GB disk, after delete all partitions on it, you don’t need to do anything, just wait for Windows install complete.
When you login system, go to disk management again and format 931.39GB disk, Initialize disk, New simple volume.
Please note backup your important data before reinstall system. Bootable USB drive can be created by Microsoft media creation tool or third-party PE tool
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Actually you can just do the disk partition maintenance during windows setup as in the screenshot I posted above.
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You just boot from the windows installation media will get you there.
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