Disk Management shows the following for DISK 0 (a 2Tb internal hard drive)...
57.22GB unallocated
C:\ 896.45GB NTFS (System, Boot, Page File, Active, Crash Dump, Primary)
D:\ 904.34GB NTFS (Logical Drive)
How can the 57.22 be allocated, leaving only the other two partitions, please?
When I right click on C:\ "extend volume" is not available. It was earlier, but an attempt to extend resulted in a warning to the effect that the drive would no longer be bootable.
A right click on the unallocated space|VOLUMES| lists the partition style as "MBR."
As such, perhaps it's best left alone, but should an MBR need 57.22GB? That was the size of each of two partitions on the former Disk 0 (a 120GB hard drive).
Prior to an MBR rebuild, when an image was restored, there was no unallocated space.
57.22GB unallocated
C:\ 896.45GB NTFS (System, Boot, Page File, Active, Crash Dump, Primary)
D:\ 904.34GB NTFS (Logical Drive)
How can the 57.22 be allocated, leaving only the other two partitions, please?
When I right click on C:\ "extend volume" is not available. It was earlier, but an attempt to extend resulted in a warning to the effect that the drive would no longer be bootable.
A right click on the unallocated space|VOLUMES| lists the partition style as "MBR."
As such, perhaps it's best left alone, but should an MBR need 57.22GB? That was the size of each of two partitions on the former Disk 0 (a 120GB hard drive).
Prior to an MBR rebuild, when an image was restored, there was no unallocated space.
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