January 8, 20179 yr Hi I have an SSD (no HDD) partitioned into two - it's a long story but that's the way it is. C is running out of space (Win 7 installed on C together with FSX) and D is unused. Is it possible to expand the C partition or even eliminate the D part so that the whole SSD is just C - without having to go through the whole uninstall/re-install hassle? As you can probably guess from my question, my computer skills are zero. I can turn it on and off - and that's about it. If anyone is kind enough to reply, I'd be grateful if you'd answer in layman's terms :-) Thanks. Gavin Barbara Over 10 years here and AVSIM is still my favourite FS site :-)
January 8, 20179 yr Hi Gavin, Yep - if the space on D: is unused - you should have no issue - Win10 ? This isn't step by step - merely an overview - just going from memory - take with a grain of salt and be sure of what you're doing before committing changes - as you can destroy your data if not done properly... Right click on My Computer - select "Manage".... Then select "Storage/Disk Management" to get in the tool... You should delete your D: partition and when the space is unallocated - you should be able to add it to your C: partition... You use the tool by clicking on space/partitions to select - then right click for options... Regards, Scott
January 9, 20179 yr Author Hi Scott Thanks for getting back to me. No, not Win 10, Win 7. Unfortunately I can't be sure of what I'm doing because I'm not really a computer expert and I really want to avoid destroying my data on C. Which isn't meant to sound in any way ungrateful for your advice - I hope you understand :-) Gavin Barbara Over 10 years here and AVSIM is still my favourite FS site :-)
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