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How do I extend a partition in Windows 11?
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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1077246" data-attributes="member: 52014"><p>Yes, third-party partition management tools can help you extend the C partition using the unallocated space from the deleted D partition while keeping the recovery partition intact. These tools often provide more flexibility and advanced features compared to the built-in Windows Disk Management tool.</p><p></p><p>Here's how you can use a third-party partition management tool to extend the C partition while preserving the recovery partition:</p><p></p><p>1. **Select a Reliable Third-Party Tool**: Choose a reputable third-party partition management tool such as EaseUS Partition Master, MiniTool Partition Wizard, or AOMEI Partition Assistant.</p><p></p><p>2. **Launch the Partition Management Tool**: Open the selected partition management tool on your Windows 11 system.</p><p></p><p>3. **Identify the Partitions**: In the partition management tool, you should see a visual representation of your disk partitions. Identify the C partition, the unallocated space previously occupied by the D partition, and the recovery partition.</p><p></p><p>4. **Select the C Partition**: Choose the C partition that you want to extend.</p><p></p><p>5. **Initiate the Partition Extension**: Look for an option to extend the selected partition. This option may be labeled as "Extend," "Resize/Move," or something similar, depending on the tool you are using.</p><p></p><p>6. **Adjust the Partition Size**: Use the tool's interface to specify the amount of unallocated space you want to add to the C partition. Ensure that you are not encroaching on the recovery partition during this process.</p><p></p><p>7. **Apply the Changes**: Once you have configured the partition extension settings, apply the changes. The tool will then extend the C partition using the unallocated space without affecting the recovery partition.</p><p></p><p>8. **Verify the Changes**: After the partition extension process is complete, verify that the C partition has been successfully extended and that the recovery partition remains intact.</p><p></p><p>By using a reliable third-party partition management tool, you can extend the C partition with the unallocated space from the deleted D partition while ensuring that the recovery partition is not affected. Remember to proceed with caution and follow the tool's instructions carefully to avoid any data loss or unintended consequences.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1077246, member: 52014"] Yes, third-party partition management tools can help you extend the C partition using the unallocated space from the deleted D partition while keeping the recovery partition intact. These tools often provide more flexibility and advanced features compared to the built-in Windows Disk Management tool. Here's how you can use a third-party partition management tool to extend the C partition while preserving the recovery partition: 1. **Select a Reliable Third-Party Tool**: Choose a reputable third-party partition management tool such as EaseUS Partition Master, MiniTool Partition Wizard, or AOMEI Partition Assistant. 2. **Launch the Partition Management Tool**: Open the selected partition management tool on your Windows 11 system. 3. **Identify the Partitions**: In the partition management tool, you should see a visual representation of your disk partitions. Identify the C partition, the unallocated space previously occupied by the D partition, and the recovery partition. 4. **Select the C Partition**: Choose the C partition that you want to extend. 5. **Initiate the Partition Extension**: Look for an option to extend the selected partition. This option may be labeled as "Extend," "Resize/Move," or something similar, depending on the tool you are using. 6. **Adjust the Partition Size**: Use the tool's interface to specify the amount of unallocated space you want to add to the C partition. Ensure that you are not encroaching on the recovery partition during this process. 7. **Apply the Changes**: Once you have configured the partition extension settings, apply the changes. The tool will then extend the C partition using the unallocated space without affecting the recovery partition. 8. **Verify the Changes**: After the partition extension process is complete, verify that the C partition has been successfully extended and that the recovery partition remains intact. By using a reliable third-party partition management tool, you can extend the C partition with the unallocated space from the deleted D partition while ensuring that the recovery partition is not affected. Remember to proceed with caution and follow the tool's instructions carefully to avoid any data loss or unintended consequences. [/QUOTE]
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