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You can reclaim or merge space if the disk manager in win 7 shows<br />
c:\ then d:\ to the left of it or contiguous..<br />
To find out right click on [computer] and click [manage] then go to [disk manager] &nbsp;You can right click the partition you want to have gain the space and extend that space into the unallocated space.<br />

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You can reclaim or merge space if the disk manager in win 7 shows
c:\ then d:\ to the left of it or contiguous..
To find out right click on [computer] and click [manage] then go to [disk manager]  You can right click the partition you want to have gain the space and extend that space into the unallocated space.


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Actually excuse me, in your case d:\ is unallocated space so you would be extending the C:\ drive into the unallocated area of 15 gig if the 15 gig is to the right of the space
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Actually excuse me, in your case d:\ is unallocated space so you would be extending the C:\ drive into the unallocated area of 15 gig if the 15 gig is to the right of the space

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the unallocated partition has no drive letter.<br />
it is first in the list (on the left) followed by C (acer) and D (data)<br />
Extend is greyed out for both C and D drives
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the unallocated partition has no drive letter.
it is first in the list (on the left) followed by C (acer) and D (data)
Extend is greyed out for both C and D drives

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I right clicked the unallocated and chose dimple volume, it is now formatted NTFS and has a drive letter of L. Still don't see how to &quot;give&quot; it to C or D though
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I right clicked the unallocated and chose dimple volume, it is now formatted NTFS and has a drive letter of L. Still don't see how to "give" it to C or D though

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I bought an Acer m3400 aspire desktop and the first thing I did was to put Win ultimate 64 on it.<br />
Now I have an unallocated 15gb partition - can I reclaim this by merging it with either the C or D partition?
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I bought an Acer m3400 aspire desktop and the first thing I did was to put Win ultimate 64 on it.
Now I have an unallocated 15gb partition - can I reclaim this by merging it with either the C or D partition?

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