Windows 10: Deleted Ubuntu partition. Now the space shows as "unallocated". Unable to create a new...

When I try to right click and create a "new simple volume" , I get an error that says there is not enough disk space. I also tried reinstalling Ubuntu to check if I can install again on this disk space. How can I get back this disk space/reinstall on this unallocated space?

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Unable to assign unallocated space to any of the partition or to create a new volume from unallocated space.

Actually, I recently installed SSD in my laptop and I deleted the previous c drive where I used to have my window. But it created an unallocated space at the mid of my hard drive. When I am trying to create new volume over the unallocated space it says "There is not enough space available on the disk to complete this operation".The unallocated space is not adjacent to my any of the main partition. I have tried downloading every software regarding this but nothing helped(aiome,easeUS,minisoftware tool etc.). And sometimes it also showing "RPC server is not available".

 

Cannot Use Unallocated Drive Space After Ubuntu Deletion.

You appear to have good answers there.

But it is unclear how or why an attempt to create a new partition out of that space fails, if indeed that's what you wish to do.

Please detail the steps you have tried to create a new partition, and post a screenshot showing how this fails.

Example:



Here I rt clicked on the unallocated space, then clicked Create New Simple Volume.
Could you please post what you see?
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It should be perfectly possible to create a new partition from within Windows. If you can't, boot your PC using Kyhi's boot disk available from the top of the Software and Apps section here, and run Minitool Partition Wizard - on that disk.

That should bypass any restrictions imposed by Windows. If there are any, that is.

 

Unable to Use Unallocated Space to Extend Partition

Okay...thanks. Will look at it tomorrow. FYI, I figured out how to get that unformatted G partition back into D.

In Disk Management, I right clicked G and selected "Delete Volume." That rendered the partition as unallocated. I was then able to extend D with that space.

Thanks again for all of the help!