Windows 10: Unable to use unallocated space in volume

Discus and support Unable to use unallocated space in volume in Windows 10 Gaming to solve the problem; I am unable to allocate 186gb of space on my SSD, labeled Disk 1, that was previously used for a Linux partition. I am aware that the unallocated space... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Gaming' started by qmart_, Sep 21, 2024.

  1. QMART_
    qmart_ Win User

    Unable to use unallocated space in volume


    I am unable to allocate 186gb of space on my SSD, labeled Disk 1, that was previously used for a Linux partition. I am aware that the unallocated space needs to be directly to the right of the volume space to be able to extend the volume, but I haven't been able to move that chunk of unallocated space from where it is. I tried EaseUS but it simply wouldn't allow me to reorganize that disk.

    :)
     
    qmart_, Sep 21, 2024
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  2. USERTEN
    UserTen Win User

    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!




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    UserTen, Sep 21, 2024
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  3. NEWTEKIE1
    newtekie1 Win User
    Unallocated Space on my SSD

    You shouldn't have to, I've done this before without even rebooting the machine I was doing it on. However, the unallocated space has to be right next to the volume you want to expand, and it has to be marked as unallocated not just "free space".

    Do you have more than one volume on the SSD, or is it just the C Drive?
     
    newtekie1, Sep 21, 2024
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  4. REALTRAVISBROWN92
    realtravisbrown92 Win User

    Unable to use unallocated space in volume

    Unallocated Space to C Drive

    Thanks
     
    realtravisbrown92, Sep 21, 2024
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