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The C: drive needs more storage space on my system drive. When I take some space from D: drive, the space out is a free space, the space needed is unallocated space to merge it into C: drive. how can I solve this?

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Must be unallocated to merge it into the C: drive. enter image description here

Can't merge it as free space

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Go to this site easeus

partition manager > partition master > partition master free

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install the program and then open it

Move the D: drive ahead so that its free space becomes unallocated and can be merged with the C: drive.

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finally apply changes and go to Expanding the space.

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  • Did you intend to make this community wiki? We don't have a problem with people answering their own questions, though this question is vaguely similar. superuser.com/questions/1080603/…
    – Mokubai ♦
    Sep 26 at 15:22

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