- Jan 5, 2021
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I have 2 partitions on my SSD and I want to delete the D drive and move everything to system C drive, however I don't have any means of doing a backup.
(I will call a D drive partition 2 and system C drive partition 1)
So I want to know if something like this is possible: using windows 10 disk management I'll shrink as much as I can 2nd partition and extend 1st partition, then I'll move all the files the storage will let me from 2nd to 1st partition and repeat it until all files from 2nd partition is moved to 1st and all volume is shrinked from 2nd(I'll be able to delete it then, right?) and extended for 1st partition. With current storage on both partitions I'll need to do that 2-3 times(shrinking/extending, files moving)
Can I do it?
(I will call a D drive partition 2 and system C drive partition 1)
So I want to know if something like this is possible: using windows 10 disk management I'll shrink as much as I can 2nd partition and extend 1st partition, then I'll move all the files the storage will let me from 2nd to 1st partition and repeat it until all files from 2nd partition is moved to 1st and all volume is shrinked from 2nd(I'll be able to delete it then, right?) and extended for 1st partition. With current storage on both partitions I'll need to do that 2-3 times(shrinking/extending, files moving)
Can I do it?