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I am looking for a reputable software to merge to partitions. &nbsp;Merge the D drive into the C Drive for one large C Drive (primary partition) without losing or harming any of the data on the C Drive. &nbsp;The D Drive is empty. &nbsp;Looks like Partition Magic is no longer on the market which is what I used to use back in the day...<br />
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I am looking for a reputable software to merge to partitions.  Merge the D drive into the C Drive for one large C Drive (primary partition) without losing or harming any of the data on the C Drive.  The D Drive is empty.  Looks like Partition Magic is no longer on the market which is what I used to use back in the day...

Thanks!

Software to merge partitions

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