Windows 10: Extend partition in vmware workstation

I have a C: drive (vmdk file) of around 100 GB.
I used the vmware tools to add another 100 GB.
It then says that I must then start the VM (Windows 10) and use OS tools to expand the existing 100 GB C: drive.
So I started the VM and ran the disk management tool.
You can see the 99.45 GB C: drive, and the 100 GB unallocated space.



I don't know how to merge that 100 GB of unallocated space into the C: drive.
So I right-clicked on the C: drive and chose "extend volume" and I get this:



There's no space available to extend the C: drive.

:)

 

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