Hi all,
I just got an SSD and am running Windows 7 Ultimate off of it.
My next step was to reformat my 1.5TB former hard drive, and make it my data drive for holding installed apps/games etc.
I go to Disk Manager and see the 1.5TB drive is split into two, the latter being a "System Reserved" partition of 147MB.
So I delete the reserved partition, it turns into unallocated space. Then I attempt to Extend Volume on the remaining healthy partition, but when I click OK, I get first a warning that I'm changing it to a "dynamic" drive, then when I click Next I get an error message saying "there is not enough space on this hard disk" to merge the two partitions.
WTF?
Should I even care at this point? I could just reformat the main partition and leave 147MB of unallocated space floating around, but that seems annoying and stupid.
I just got an SSD and am running Windows 7 Ultimate off of it.
My next step was to reformat my 1.5TB former hard drive, and make it my data drive for holding installed apps/games etc.
I go to Disk Manager and see the 1.5TB drive is split into two, the latter being a "System Reserved" partition of 147MB.
So I delete the reserved partition, it turns into unallocated space. Then I attempt to Extend Volume on the remaining healthy partition, but when I click OK, I get first a warning that I'm changing it to a "dynamic" drive, then when I click Next I get an error message saying "there is not enough space on this hard disk" to merge the two partitions.
WTF?
Should I even care at this point? I could just reformat the main partition and leave 147MB of unallocated space floating around, but that seems annoying and stupid.
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