Windows 10: How to unallocate a "separated" piece of a volume

In an effort to consolidate a lot of wasted space on a large disk, I shrank some volumes. This left me with two unallocated partitions on different parts of the disk. So far, so good. I then went to the first unallocated partition I thought and created a simple volume Data2 N:.This created that volume on *both* unallocated spaces. So then I tried to shrink Data2, which shrunk only the first partition, leaving the second half untouched and still showing as Data2So now I have a partition that is in two pieces on the drive, with an unallocated portion next to the first one. I want to resize

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how to unshrink a unallocated volume?

Hi Saurabh,

Thanks for posting your query on Microsoft community.

To assist you better, please provide few details.

1) Are you trying to add the unallocated system memory to an existing drive?

2) What is the make and model of your computer?



If you are trying the un-shrink the unallocated memory with an existing drive, I suggest you to try the below steps and check if it helps.

1) Press Windows key + x, and select Disk management.

2) Right click on the drive, on which you want to extent the unallocated memory.

3) Select Extent volume.

4) Follow the onscreen instruction.



Hope it helps, reply to us with the status of your issue. We will be happy to assist you.

 

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