[SOLVED] After cloning to SSD I have 30 gb unallocated space

[asterix64]

After cloning my system to SSD. I have 30 gb unallocated space on it.

I want to add that space to my c:

 

[Rocky Bennett]

Your new SSD should now be your C: drive. You need to wipe your old drive and restart your system so that the BIOS will recognize the SSD as your C: drive.

 

[USAFRet]

After cloning my system to SSD. I have 30 gb unallocated space on it.

I want to add that space to my c:

Screencap of your current Disk Management window, please.

Yes, this often happens. How to fix it depends on the picture you provide.

 

[tubagznyven]

go to disk management-click on your ssd/hdd that show unallocated space,then right click on the blue ones-click extend volume-then just press next and it will be done

 

[USAFRet]

go to disk management-click on your ssd/hdd that show unallocated space,then right click on the blue ones-click extend volume-then just press next and it will be done

Which won't work if the two partitions are not right next to each other.
Hence, the request for a screencap.

 

[Rocky Bennett]

After cloning my system to SSD. I have 30 gb unallocated space on it.

I want to add that space to my c:

Screencap of your current Disk Management window, please.

Yes, this often happens. How to fix it depends on the picture you provide.

I see, I read it differently.

 

[tubagznyven]

go to disk management-click on your ssd/hdd that show unallocated space,then right click on the blue ones-click extend volume-then just press next and it will be done

Which won't work if the two partitions are not right next to each other.
Hence, the request for a screencap.

aahh im sorry mod,i thought it is the two partition that next to each other

 

[USAFRet]

go to disk management-click on your ssd/hdd that show unallocated space,then right click on the blue ones-click extend volume-then just press next and it will be done

Which won't work if the two partitions are not right next to each other.
Hence, the request for a screencap.

aahh im sorry mod,i thought it is the two partition that next to each other

No prob...😉
It might be, it might not be.
But until we out here see a screencap of what is going on...we can only speculate.

 

[asterix64]

Sorry, here is a picture.

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[USAFRet]

1. OK. You'll have to use a 3rd party tool to try to merge those. Can't do it directly in Disk Management.
EaseUS Partition Master, maybe.

2. Drive letters. The current partitions with D and E drive letters, should not have drive letters.
Right click
Change Drive letter or path
Remove those 2 drive letters.

 

[tubagznyven]

1. OK. You'll have to use a 3rd party tool to try to merge those. Can't do it directly in Disk Management.
EaseUS Partition Master, maybe.

2. Drive letters. The current partitions with D and E drive letters, should not have drive letters.
Right click
Change Drive letter or path
Remove those 2 drive letters.

yes exactly what im doing mod,i use easeUS to merge that,and voilla it wil be merged after that

 

[asterix64]

It won't let me in Ease US. I name the anallocated G: .
I choose one partition, then merge. But C: is grayed out. I can't merge them. Here is an screen shoot

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