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Why can’t I extend my C Drive? Solved! - Complete Windows 10 Hard Drives Partitions Issues Tutorial
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Check out the solutions for the below 3 main reasons that you can not extend C: drive. If you have any other questions, please ask us in the comment section of the video.
Reason 1:
Healthy Active Recovery Partition is appearing in the middle of C: Drive and unallocated volumes
Solution:
For Healthy Active Recovery Partition issue, we need to delete it first by the prompt command using the below instructions.
1. Diskpart
2. list disk
3. select disk n (n is where you put the number of the physical drive)
4. list partition
5. select partition n (n is where you put the number of the partition)
6. delete partition override
7. exit
8. exit
Please let us know if the solution helped.
Reason 2:
A Drive is located between C: Drive and unallocated volume.
Solution:
Suppose D: Drive is located in between C: Drive and unallocated volume:
1. Create New Simple Volume from the unallocated volume which will automatically create G drive and move your files from D: Drive to the new volume/G: Drive.
2. Delete the D: Drive, which will be showing unallocated volume next to C: drive now.
3. Now you are able to extend C: Drive. Add as much volume as you want to C: Drive.
4. Here make the rest of unallocated volume back to “New Simple Volume” and name it as D: Drive.
5. Now either delete the empty G: Drive or keep it as one more drive for your computer once you move all your files from G: Drive to D: Drive
6. Lastly, if you don’t want to have the G: drive, you can delete it and add the unallocated volume to D: Drive or extend the D: Drive.
7. That’s it!
Please let us know if the solution helped.
Reason 3:
Why can’t I add Volume from disk 1 to disk 0 or from disk 0 to disk 1 to extend C: drive?
Solution:
It means you have two hard disks and one of them is SSD Boot Disk and the other one is HDD disk.
Now, you can not extend C: drive like this. Why? Because you can only extend C drive with the portitions’ volume that should exist on the same Physical hard disk either Disk “0” or Disk 1.
Now, what are the alternative solutions?
1. Watch our videos on “How to make computer run faster - all parts” and find tips which will help you to free up more space for your C drive in order not to need to extend C drive. Here is the link. shorturl.at/kxQW2
2. Keep windows/OS on your SSD and have only one drive if you have more than one partitions on your SSD disk and keep your HDD for saving files data only.
3. Buy a new SSD with more volume and replace it with the existing one.
4. Download “EaseUS Todo/EaseUS”. Search and learn how it works. Once you have it, so you can copy all the contents of one hard disk to another disk (From Disk “0” to Disk “1” or vice versa meaning that you move OS from SSD to HDD). But you should know that your computer while booting from HDD, will run much slower now. Just make a good decision.
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How can I extend C drive space without formatting Windows 10?
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Good job man you saved me
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Hello My friend. Firstly, super video!! thank you for your expertise. I put my OS on a 1TB NVME drive. I allocated 50 GB for the OS, but windows would not recognise the other 877GB? i made it a simple volume.
I have removed the 512MB and extended C: via your easy steps. Now i have 4.5 Gb free out of 53 GB.
Now I have a D drive that I cannot make into unallocated space. It shows D: 877 GB NTFS Healthy (Page File, Basic Data Partition) But the problem is, its showing up as
872GB free of 877GB and the drive is empty. so I can't delete the volume or even format it , as it says it's in use.
Update. i have managed to turn of page file for D:
@@str1xt Hi. thanks for letting us know.
Lastly, you wrote, "update" and you managed to turn off the page file for D. It is to solve the problem, isn't it yet?
If still there is an issue, please send us a screenshot to our fb messenger.
@@MuradiTutorial Hi , I turned it of for C as well and it worked!!!!! Now I have a 1TB hard drive... I have learnt a few things today :)
Thank you, this trick saved me from going insane after cloning my drives.
Glad to hear that. Thanks for the visit and supports
Yes brother
@@MuradiTutorial Thanks a lot😀😀❤️❤️🙏🙏
This guy saved me from spending money on partition software! Thumbs up
Welcome!
Contacted tech support of the company I purchased my PC from and they were unsuccessful in helping me. Two and a half minutes of your video fixed my issue. Perfect! Thanks!
Oh thank you so much for your sincere comment. Thanks for supporting
The part about deleting the random recovery partition so I could extend the C volume was exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
Great video. This helped me utilize all the storage on a new SSD that was cloned from the older C: drive. Do I need to recreate that small recovery partition once I combined all the space on the SSD?
Thanks!
I'm in the exact same spot and wondering about this as well, I saved my original C: drive hardware so I guess that can work as a backup as well
I have also done the clone to new ssd.....and followed the same steps...so that I can extend c drive.....but I later on realised that it is highly risky.....to be Frank it's a blunder doing this....if any thing goes wrong with windows..... it's done..... everything will be gone..All ur data will be lost.... it's very important to have recovery drive.... without recovery drive we can't even update windows......I am searching to extend C drive... without deleting recovery drive....if anyone find solution for this....pls help me out...thank you
THANK YOU! I was going crazy trying to figure this out, and every other tutorial only covered when partitions were next to each other. It was so frustrating!!! This step by step is exactly what I was looking for because I had a health recovery partition in the way. Thank you for this!!!
Thanks for the visits and supports
For anyone visiting this and wondering how important that recovery partition is... Its used to reload Windows back to complete defaults as if it was a fresh install. I have the Windows disk to reload, so I am happy to just completely reinstall the operating system (in fact its probably better). But if you have an OEM license and the manufacturer did not supply a reinstallation disk, you might want to have a look into a partition manager.
You saved my day! had trouble with extending because of the recovery partition. THANK YOU!
You are welcome. Thanks for the visit and supports
so the recovery disk we deleted doesnt matter anymore ?? it wont affect the laptop later ??
Perfect thanks, I cloned my HD onto a larger SSD and that partition was in the way, no clue what it is but this worked. Was that for creating Windows Backups??
Hi nate, are you talking about any clone software or about this video. If you talk about this video. It is all about the partition issues for windows
12 hours of IT pain has been resolved in 5 minutes with your tutorial! Thank you endlessly. May you reap all the rewards from life that you deserve.
thats why u should need look up to his videos :D
Very useful. Just solved the recovery partition scenario use-case which can be really annoying. Thank you.
is it safe to delete recovery partition? is it have an issue for the next time?
I want to know too, I actually found a page where it said it was not completely safe, and that it is safer to just move it at the end.
I have not tried yet and am searching more info pls lemme know any updates
quick update!
I just tried installing aomei and moving the recovery partition at the end (in my case I had no files in D: so I just deleted it and made it unallocated) then I was able to merge the two partitions just fine.
Idk what the recovery partition does but I though I'd rather leave it for security
No issue and no harms at all!
No issue and no harms at all!
No issue and no harms at all!
Exactly!
Is it safe to remove the Healthy(Recovery Partition) Space tho?
yeah its gonna be auto created again
Just what I was looking for !!! Thank you! I didn't know why I couldn't extend the partition - you showed us why and how to fix it. Nice job!
Thank you for this very knowledgeable video!Is it possible to just change Drive letters in order to move the drive closer? Also you deleted the recovery partition. Was there a way to move it somehow as well? Can you restore it back after all of the manipulations with drives? What data are there usually on those recovery drives? Thank you in advance for any feedback to my question!
then what happens to the recovery partition ??
confused :|
It will auto created again. No worries at all
What happened to the recovery dusk lol😂😂
lol Nothing, it will be auto created again.
You saved my mind, brother! The recovery partition was blood-sucking! Thank you.
You are welcome
Thank you sooooo much. I have looked for hours and found your video by accident. Everyone would go on and on and never get to the point. You got straight to it and explained with examples so it was easy to follow. Wish more people would follow you
Thank you for you nice comment. You are also very helpful
THANK YOU SO MUCH LIKE I WANT TO KISS YOU THATS HOW MUCH YOU HELPED ME!
Hey. Thanks for the visit and sub
Ayo man😳
calmdown mate
Gay
It's not recommended to delete the recovery partition
No harm at all. It will be auto created by frequent use of your computer
Thanks man
What you just explained helped me a lot the thing about other videos i watched is that they only say write delete partition
but that doesnt solve my problem and i never thought that we need to just add 1 word after it
Welcome!
what will happen to the removed 500+mb? will it affect my pc?
No, It will not affect anything. It will be auto created again
My problem is that my (D) drive has 931 GB of space but since my laptop has 2 disks I cant expand my (C) drive
I have the same problem
Hi Poop Zillahhh. Unfortunately, you can't move volume from one physical hard disk to another physical hard disk, however, there is an alternative solution for you in the description of this video. Please read Reason No. 3
Hi Barbu lutia. Unfortunately, you can't move volume from one physical hard disk to another physical hard disk, however, there is an alternative solution for you in the description of this video. Please read Reason No. 3
Worked for me
Thank you man
God bless you
You're welcome!
you're a life saver.I had 400GB that was just sitting in my disk 0, but could not extend the cause of the healthy being in front of it..thanks a lot, now I have a lot more space to work with.
So nice of you. Thanks for the visits and subcribing!
So, the recovery partition data is not saved and is deleted, then what is the point of this video? The normal drives can anyway be backed up and recreated.
Thanks man. I came, I tried and I succeeded!
Glad I could help
The amount of hoops I've had to jump through to just get my old OS onto a new ssd is disgusting. Thank you so much bro.
Welcome!
I can’t remember when I was more grateful for instructions than after reading this. You saved me hours or days of investigation...
One addition though, if you have problem deleting partition in diskpart, run cmd as admin!
Thanks Eva for the tips to help our viewers. Yes, all computers are not like mine. Some computers want us to open CMD as Admin
I have two disk 0 and 1. I tried to delete 0 but is not working , can you advise please ?
My 500GB NVMe SSD Drive is already splitted. My C: Drive is 100 GB For the OS, i have made a new simple volume D: ,for the rest space which is 400GB. But when i shrink that 400GB D:, i can only extend that space back to the D: How can i shrink D: And extend my C:? I have shrink my D: by 60GB which a wanted to add to my C: but when i have made the exact same steps in the video meaning i have deleted that 500mb recovery partition, i could only extend my C: by that 500MB Unallocated space. Not by the 60GB unallocated space from D:
60GB unallocated space from D must be beside C drive on the right. If it is the case and it doesn't work, please send screenshot to our fb messenger
I was just wondering how can i add 470gb unalocated space to my c drive and u solved this in couple of minutes, i'm very thankful!
I am also thankful for your visits and supports.
yes it's work, but my pc can't turn into sleep mode after deleting recovery partition, any solution?
It's almost help with my problem. However, the thing is my computer have separated into Disk 1 and Disk 0. Disk 0 have Disk D and its almost 1,000 GB empty space while Disk 1 only have EFI Partition, Drive C, Restore, and Recovery Partition. What should I do? I'm not good at computer also and tried to find a solution in the internet.
You can not move space from one physical disk to another disk. See for alternative solution in the description of this video
But my PC is using healthy recovery partition and it will cause issues if i deleted it so please tell me how i can extend c drive without deleting healthy recovery partition
Thank you for the good quality video. This video helped me but i am little concern about the recovery drive we deleted. Can you tell me is it a big deal or not and not then why?
Hi harsh soni.
First, we delete the HRP when we need it to be deleted, but we do not have to delete it when we don't need to delete it as it is less than a GB amount of volume which is not a considerable amount of volume to be added to a drive.
Secondly, there is not any harm to the computer. HRPs are created back themselves automatically when you revert back to the factory settings, for booting or anything else purposes. Sometimes, it will be also auto created after days of computer's frequent uses. No worries at all. Thanks for the visit and supports.
Thank you very much for this video it was very helpful
Thanks for the visits and supports
Thanks for the video, but what do you do if you have only one "healthy(recovery partition) and it happens to be in between the C: and the unallocated partition that you want to add to the C:? Your example looks to have a couple recovery partitions.
Good question! I would leave it as it is if I don't extend C drive. If I want to extend C drive, I have to delete it, so I can add up the unallocated space to the C drive. Hope I could answer and let me know if you have any other question.
@@MuradiTutorial I just used Macrium Reflect and fixed it.
is deleting healthy recovery partition safe?
Actually, I regretted doing this!!! It made so many problems for me! My disc was MBR and in order to convert it to UEFI, I needed this recovery partition! I had to go around that and ended up losing a WHOLE day to solve it! I had to convert to UEFI because I couldn't expand the C partition without it. I found IT ARMY TH-cam channel and that man saved me! I hope this helps.
It doesnt work for me, i have Disk 0 it has C drive, Disk 1 is in the bottom it has New Volume D with 488GB and unallocated partition with 422GB
Best guideline ever. thanks man
Glad you think so!
Hi, Why are we deleting healthy recovery partition 5 instead of partition 1?
Hi Praveen. Partition 5 is in my computer. Your partition number can be different. Just please check and make sure which partition is yours in between the C drive and unallocated space.
What if I have two disk 0 and 1 and the unallocated data I have is in disk 0 but volume c is in disk 1
Hi Shadow X. Unfortunately, you can't move volume from one physical hard disk to another physical hard disk, however, there is an alternative solution for you in the description of this video. Please read Reason No. 3
I searched for a while and still couldnt find one. But this is amazing
Thanks for the visits and supports
Thank you very much
I was searching for this type of video since morning..... 🙏🏻
Most welcome 😊
@@MuradiTutorial I suggested the same video for 5 of my friends....
Does this work if the disk is set to Dynamic instead of Basic?
Wow. This video fixed my problem of running out of C drive space and saved me from having to buy a piece of software to do the same job. Thank you for this excellent video. Keep up the good work by making more helpful videos. I am very happy with your accurate information.
Great to hear! will do. Thanks for the visits and supports
i've accidentally merged the unallocated space that was left from the recovery,and now I still have unallocaed 100gb but theres no recovery partition to delete and the extend is again greyed out on C drive...
You can't delete C drive. Please send screenshot our fb messenger. we help you
ohhh so the secret is to put the unallocated volume next to the one we want to resize/extend.. I just know that from this video.. thank you very much
You are a genius brother - I understood and did it- learnt well to do in future too - THANKS
Great!
This video was most helpful, with at least two crucial pieces of information that other tutorials I came across left out. Many thanks.
You're very welcome! Thanks for the complimenting!
this was SUPER useful and fixed my problem right away. Appreciate you man.
Hi Murandi, thank you for your video.
I have two empty spaces separated by recovery partition. Is there a possibility to merge them without deleting the recovery partition?
Hi Zenon4ever. Why don't you delete the HRPs? They are less than a GB. No harm. You can send screenshots to our FB messenger. Let me see if there is any other solution for you.
I have been struggling with this for a while and anything I searched was no use. Thank you for the amazing video
I watched so many videos but none of them solved the problem of healthy recovery partition. Your video helped me and solved my problem. Thank you so much.
Thanks for watching and supporting
Is it safe to delete the healthy recovery partition, will it affect my disk?
100% safe. Please go ahead. Just remember you delete the right HRP which is usually of less than a GB
Thank you, brother. Solved it before spending hours on how to do this.
Welcome bro!
You're litteraly my savior! Minecraft was eating all my space and i had almost gave up. THANK YOU!
You save my day I tried a software called EASEUS no succes I couldn't understand why wasn't able to extend my C drive that were because of the Healty Partition was in the way blocked the way to extend my C drive but thanks to you problem solved God bless you !
Yes yes YEEEEEESSSSSS!!!!!! THE ONLY PERSON IN THE WORLD WHO CAN FIX THIS WITHOUT REINSTALLING OS!!!!!!!
I've spent days even weeks messing with this, and thanks to you I finally have some clarity!!!!!!!!
Glad I could help. Thanks for your good comment!
Thankyou so much .. this was really very helpful.... keep uploading :)
My pleasure 😊
Thanks man, straight to the point. The recovery partition was my problem but now I've been able to finally extend my C drive again which was running out of space.
Most welcome
🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 i have a serious problem! Save me guys pleaaase 😭
My local disk (C:) has only 28Gb and my D drive has about 1Tb but everything i install goes directly to C drive and it's not enough for me to store my data.. that 1Tb isn't used at all! What a waste. And i can't even extend C drive because one is ssd and the other one is HDD. now I'm stuck and i have so much projects to work on.
Help pleaaase
Hi Kaoutar ru, Please refer to the description of this video and read about the reason 3.
Thanx, other tutorial require me to format the entire disk, while yours only need to delete a partition so I could extend a volume. BEST TUTORIAL GUIDE EVA!!
Glad I could help
Thank you do much Just upgraded by .250 SDD with a 2.0 TB SDD. I deleted the healthy recovery partition and was able to expand my "C" drive to take advantage of the extra space. Should I re-establish the Healthy Recovery Partition? it was 678MB with no files in it. Thanks again.
Can I return the recovery partition somehow?
Thank You so much for a very clear and very educational video!
Welcome!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!! Without your video, I would have been stuck for a long, long time trying to figure out why I could not extend my unpartitioned 'D' drive.
I now can finish moving everything to my new SSD drive.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU again.
Pete
You are most welcome Pete!
I followed your process to extend the C drive volume, now it won't boot. Disk manager was not responding after deleting the recovery partition. I closed and relaunched, then extended volume. Then restarted the computer. Now it's asking me to insert proper boot device.
Please you might have deleted the wrong partition. You have one option to do a fresh installation of windows
No I followed exactly like you did then searched online this is not the recommended way to do it, since it can cause problems. Instead I used AOMEI partition assistant and it was much easier and worked flawlessly. I didn't have to delete any partitions. Good thing I backed up. Please update your video before other people run into this. You don't have to risk it by deleting that partition. Thanks for trying.
@@Kushan_Patel I am sure you deleted the system reserved partition, not the Healthy Recovery Partition. Healthy Recovery Partition is not harmful at all. Are you sure you deleted the HRP? Can you please send a screenshot of the partition you wanted to delete?
Worked like a charm, thanks. Been racking my brain why it wouldn’t expand when I cloned the disk before..
Great and welcome! Thanks for the visits and sub
this is the only video which worked perfectly. if you want to extend c drive.the drive just next to it should be unallocated. worked fine just follow his steps. and calculate the bytes properly in google.
Yes. correct!
You’re a legend! Straight to the point with Clear and concise steps without any nonsense
Thanks and thanks for your sub and supports
That was so helpful I can't thank you enough
I'm so glad!
*_Is it safe to delete the "recovery drive" that we have just deleted? Just by the term "recovery" I feel like it is something we should not touch at all._*
It is safe. It will be auto created again. Just be sure a HRP is usually less than a GB
@@MuradiTutorial After searching for answers and solutions to my own question, I still have not figured out yet how to put back the same setting as before. When I try to reset my PC, it's showing an error message saying something like the recovery file or something like that is missing. There is an option to create a USB recovery but how can you do it on the PC itself only? I have 2 Microsoft Surface Pros and compared the two.
@@macky2green Can you please send screenshot to our FB messenger, we can better help you there
Thank you!!! Spent ages trying to work this out. This is the only video that WORKS!!
Welcome!
still work up to now, thank you so much sir
still have the same problem ( extend volume ) greyd out cant press on it even after I delete the recovery any solution ?
Hi Mo Alsinawi. Please watch this video, the reason is the paging file.
th-cam.com/video/9FxofUDjChE/w-d-xo.html
Let me know if it helped please
Hey, Please send us the screenshots of disk management to our FB messenger. I will help you there better
Can u send me the name of ur messanger
@@moalsinawi951 FB link is in the description of the video or you can click on this link
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thank you
You're welcome
Awesome tutorial, I could not extend my C drive until I found this. Thank you.
You're welcome!
wow i looked at many videos and never helped but when i saw this one, it immediately worked thank you so much
Okay while i was deleting the recovery partion but i deleted the 451 mb one.Is there any way to get it back?
Please i am so depressed till the point i can't take it any more
Hi I rexzilla.
First, we delete the HRP when we need it to be deleted, but we do not have to delete it when we don't need to delete it as it is less than a GB amount of volume which is not a considerable amount of volume to be added to a drive.
Secondly, there is not any harm to the computer. HRPs are created back themselves automatically when you revert back to the factory settings, for booting or anything else purposes. Sometimes, it will be also auto created after days of the computer's frequent use. No worries at all. Thanks for the visit and supports.
@@MuradiTutorial Can you please make a video about, i don't really understand. That video you sent me is useless since i already made a new volume without shrinking the C drive, yep you can make a new volume without shrinking C drive but it only works when you have minimum 1 GB. Thanks for Replying!
@@MuradiTutorial Okay i know that i already answered you but i couldn't find a tutorial on how to delete HRP so please make a video of it when you have a chance
@@MuradiTutorial I know i already replied multipole times can you explain whats a HRP? I couldn' find what it is on computers. The closest thing i could find it to be is that it's for PC, i have a laptop so your probably have to make a video on it for after whatever your busy with lately
The Best... easy to understand video...Tq.
With the Healthy override (recovery partition) does it not cause problems to the operation system in the future?😊
I click delete volume my D disc, however it converted to "free space" instead unallocated, how can I convert this free space to unallocated
Free space or unallocated space, both are the same
@@MuradiTutorial First of all thank you for your responce. Mr. Muradi, On the right side of Local Disc C 200 GB free space I have got nor, but when I right click on Local disc C the sign "Extend Volume" is not working, problem is this
thx for the tip, it is helpful because its simply confusing. I've never imagined the unallocated partition must be near to the hard drive.
Yes, exactly
Worked like a charm. Thanks!
Glad it helped!
now the the question is how would i recover the deleted partition 5 now that i extended the c drive?
You need to delete the Healthy Recovery Partition only which is of small amount less than a GB. It not necessary it should be Partition No. 5 on your computer. It can be a different number. If you have deleted the right partition HRP, so you don't need to recover it. It will be auto created.
How do I get disk 1 and disk 0 to combine because disk 0 has C and disk 1 has D
You can't move space from one physical disk to another
thank you so much! this is so helpful
You're so welcome!
Hello. I have problem when creating new simple volume in unallocated disk. It said "the selected GPT formatted disk contains a partition which is not of type 'PARTITION_BASIC_DATA_GUID'". Would you please help me in this issue ? Many thanks
Hi R. Nicholas. Can you please send us screenshots of your disk management and defragment and optimize drive to our FB messenger, so we better help you there.
@@MuradiTutorial Same issue here.
Hi@@Wahia100 Please send us screenshots of your disk management and defragment and optimize drive to our FB messenger, so we better help you there.
thanks, it fixed my problem
You are welcome!
just love your trick man! you save my life.....
Thanks for the supports
Thank you! i was able to merge my partitions!
Glad I could help!
OMG!!! Months of space problems finished with this awesome video. Great thanks!!!!!
Great to hear! Thanks for the visits and subscribing to my channel
is it alright to keep the 512 MB Recovery Partition deleted? what it does to my pc if this was deleted?
No harm. It will auto created if windows need it
hello, can you give some idea about the following, I'm installing ubuntu but in the process doesn't enable the + signal (once I select the free space created with the unallocated volume procedure)
Hi Roberto Nava. Check out this link. It may help you. ubuntu.com/tutorials/install-ubuntu-desktop#1-overview
thankyouuuuuuuu so much bro after lots of try i found the perfect solution
Great 👍
sir first unlocated remain same after shriking some data from D derive
Hi Shizu Baloch. Please send screenshot to our FB messenger. We will help you.
@@MuradiTutorial your fb account name?