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canetoad

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4. Yep, as PoliticAverse said above

Reply to PoliticAverse (Reply #2)

Sun Apr 17, 2022, 08:02 PM

Apr 2022

You'll need to become familiar with Windows Administrative Tools in the start menu.

First go to Computer Management then on the left, Disk Management and give it a moment to populate the list. You'll find out how many physical disks you have and what partitions they contain.

It is possible, using inbuilt Windows tools to shrink or extend partitions on the same disk. Post a screenshot of your Disk Management window if unsure.

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C: and D: drive question * Answered* [View all] ok_cpu Apr 2022 OP

Uninstall the program Eko Apr 2022 #1

Thank you. I appreciate it. ok_cpu Apr 2022 #6

First find out whether they are physical drives or just partitions on the same drive. PoliticAverse Apr 2022 #2

Yep, as PoliticAverse said above canetoad Apr 2022 #4

Thanks. Appreciate the link. ok_cpu Apr 2022 #7

Do backups before messing with partitions Tetrachloride Apr 2022 #3

Another thought canetoad Apr 2022 #5

I think that's safest for me. ok_cpu Apr 2022 #8