However, if a logical partition was not assigned enough space when it was created, your PC will be told you the partition is in low disk space. And you will need to extend the logical partition to store more data and files on it. Here the post will introduce 2 methods to perform it in Windows 10, 8, 7.
It is able to extend a logical partition with adjacent-unallocated space. If there is no unallocated space behind the logical volume, you might need to delete it firstly. Or turn to method 2 which will not cause data loss. Step 1. Step 2. Once the Command Prompt is opened, type "diskpart" and press enter to launch Disk Part utility. Learn More ».
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Anirban Nath. I have an extended partition that uses my entire hard-drive space. My System Drive C: is a little short of space and so I tried shrinking the volume of a logical drive within the extended partition D: and allocate the free space to my System Drive C:. I tried using some third-party softwares but it didn't work either. How do I allocate the free space to my System Drive C:? Please, if you can help me, tell me how to remove this extended partition thing.
I don't know how this extended partition got created and enveloped all the partitions of my hard-drive into a single extended partition. I there is a way to get my partitions out of the extended partition without losing data, please help. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 0.
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