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This is my first post, so I'm sorry if this question has been asked many times. I have seen a few threads about this, but haven't seemed to find a full answer. I will start off by showing the picture:
As you can see, when I first started up my computer, I made the mistake of making my C: drive only 80GB, which at the time I thought was enough. I have been good about saving things to the New Volume (X
, but I still have plenty of issues regarding space. As you can see, I have about 2.7TB of space in the X: which only about 10% is being used. The problem is, I can't seem to find a way to move the 450MB and 100MB Healthy partitions to allow for an extension of the C: drive. I have seen some suggestions of third party software that might be able to handle this, but I am nervous to start deleting things unless I know that it's exactly what I should be doing.
Any help would be great, and this would solve a lot of problems for the future.
As you can see, when I first started up my computer, I made the mistake of making my C: drive only 80GB, which at the time I thought was enough. I have been good about saving things to the New Volume (X
Any help would be great, and this would solve a lot of problems for the future.