Here is a screenshot of my Hard Disk's present condition:
Now I want to add the 30.00 GB Free space
to 20.91 GB unallocated
(It was previously a primary partition) so that I get 50 GB unallocated space. Is it possible? I've heard that Gparted
can do operations like this. But is it possible to add Free space
to Unallocated
space?
Update:
Finally done it using EaseUS Partition Master 9.1.1 Home Edition
. It needed a reboot though, worked just fine.
Best Answer
It looks as if you have a disk with a MBR setup.
MBR allows for only 4 partitions. If you want to use more than four then one of these four must be of type 'secondary'. In your case that is the 'green' partition in this picture:
You can try the following things to merge the 20 and 30GB parts:
I suspect the windows build in tools can do both of that, if not use partition magic or a similar tools.
Regardless of what you use: make a backup first. A power failure during a partition move can really ruin your day.