✨How to Expand C Drive in Windows 10 Without Software ➡️ Fix Extend Volume Option Greyed Out
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
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Here you will find out how easy it is to expand C drive in Windows 11, 10 and Windows 8.1. So let's see how to increase space on C drive in Windows 11, 10, 8.1 using Disk Management.
And also in this video you will learn how to fix the volume expansion option that is inactive in Windows 11, 10 and Windows 8.1 when expanding disk partitions.
The instructions in this video tutorial can be applied to laptops, desktops, PCs, and tablets that are running the Windows 11-10, 8.1 operating system, such as Windows 11-10 Home, Windows 11-10 Professional, Windows 11-10 Enterprise, Windows 11-10 Education . This guide will work on all hardware manufacturers such as Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, and Samsung.
☝️ Before following any Windows guide, it is recommended to create a system restore point.
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Thank you Very Much Brother
i have healthy recovery partition between c drive and d rive please help
delete volume option for D drive isn't activating in my laptop, I followed all the steps properly as shown in the video please help me
same problem , did u solve it?
Hai bro, I got a problem even in the D drive the space is available of 280gb of 329gb but system is not showing more than 33gb at the time of (disk management) shrink volume... please solve or explain this
First try to shrink the space by 33 GB, and then try to shrink the D drive again..
THANK YOU
Well, when i deleted drive d, it didn't show extended button
Try to expand disk C in another way, it works 100%
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Hey man, i came here on this channel remembering how much you helped me. A few months ago i was having problems with my C Drive amd D Drive not being together (my laptop has 512gb and back then my c drive had 145) and you helped me alot.
Also one question, my laptop today just randomly froze. I could on see my cursor moving and when i clicked my mouse my laptop just starts beeping for some reason. Ive tried everything ALT F4 Windows+B everything it just doesnt work.
Do u mind helping?
Hi!
I'm sorry that I couldn't answer you quickly - it was already night and I was sleeping..
To solve this problem, you need to know its cause.
Perhaps the reason was an update from Microsoft..
Or did you install some application or game...
Perhaps this problem is not software, but due to some component of the laptop - due to RAM or a disk with Windows..
First, you need to restart your laptop, enter the system recovery program and use this program to try to restore Windows.
Try to force shutdown the laptop by pressing and holding the power button until the laptop turns off.
Or remove the battery from the laptop and after 2-3 minutes reinsert the battery into the laptop.
And after that, turn on the laptop - if Windows does not boot, try to enter the system recovery program and select the System recovery option that suits you:
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@@ipMalik Thank you, I'll try this in the morning! Also today it turned on, it was fine. Do I need to do a force shutdown now?
@@yeye20011 If the laptop no longer freezes, there is no need to force a shutdown.
@@ipMalik hey man, I just found the main problem. Everytime my laptop closes itself (when my laptops on and I'm not using it) after I turn it back on it's the black screen again and after a few minutes it fixes
@@yeye20011 Most likely this is a software problem.
You can restore the system using a restore point.
If you haven't previously created a system restore point, you can restart Windows while keeping your personal files and the problem probably won't happen again:
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Good trick😉
Hello
Could you help me please🙏 🙏
My acer laptop shows no bootable device, and I opened BIOS and changed boot system from UEFI to Legacy.
But it shows insert boot disk and press any key..
Then I pressed alt+ctrl+del
Then again change from Legacy to UEFI .
But now my computer opens without showing user account and box to enter account password and there is no settings.
I can not click on start button, search bar, battery, wifi, volume, anything related to settings.
It feels like settings does not exist in my computer..
What problem is this, could you tell?
Help me please....😢😢
Hello,
if the Acer laptop does not have a boot menu, then it is simply not activated and needs to be activated in the BIOS in this way:
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Perhaps your problem was due to a combination of the update you received from Microsoft plus your changes to settings in the BIOS, or for some other reason - for me it is difficult to determine the cause from a distance.
Try the following:
Enter the system recovery program and find a method that suits you in the program menu, perhaps a system restore point has been created on the laptop or you will find another solution - let me know when you try it:
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As a last resort, you can reinstall Windows in this way to keep your personal files, programs and applications:
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For Windows 10 all the steps are exactly the same
@@ipMalik I downloaded windows but it does not open at all as I don't have any settings,
Now I just wanted to recover my data and files which was saved on the user which I used to run before my windows corrupted.
@@bhimbahadurthapa3163 I can’t help you from a distance, and you won’t be able to find and fix the cause of the problem with the settings on your own, and now you need to return Windows to its previous state using a special program, this is not difficult to do.
To do this, there is a system recovery program on the computer and it offers several ways to restore the system, open this program and try to solve the problem by restoring Windows:
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@@ipMalik OK 👍 thank you,
But when I select reset it ask for password,
When I select command prompt it ask for password,
When I select startup repair, it ask for password.
And When I type correct password it says incorrect.
What password it is asking for?
I have provided acer account password, desktop user password but it is not correct.
@@bhimbahadurthapa3163 Yes, this is a problem...
You can also try installing a new Windows 10 or 11 using a bootable Windows 10 or 11 USB flash drive.
If you don’t have such a flash drive, you can ask your relative or friend for it, or you can make such a flash drive yourself, but this requires another computer or laptop; making a flash drive will be free.
As a result of the installation, all data on drive C will be deleted, as well as all problems with the data will be deleted, you will receive a new account, a new password, and the OS will be activated automatically.
In order not to lose your license and save your files and applications, you need to install Windows in a slightly unusual way:
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The steps for installing Windows 10 will be exactly the same as for Windows 11.
Hey can i ask why wont it lwt me delete any disk?
You give little information and I don’t know what problem you have..Tell me about your problem in more detail, after what step the problem arose and please indicate the viewing time when the problem occurred, time code.
For example 02:30
And I will try to help you.
@@ipMalik hey so what I mean is when I go to my disk and right click on it, the (delete volume) button is just grayed out and the only button I can press is shrink volume
@@ipMalikand it's also at 5:23 where you empty the drive and then it allows you to delete it. For me the disk is already empty it just says folder empty and it still shows that volume d is grayed out
@@ipMalikAldo it shows that they are on diffrent disk like windows C says its on disk 0 and volume d and E are on disk 1
@@Xeno12373 I'm sorry I couldn't answer you quickly, I had reasons for this..
When you right-click and the “Delete volume” line is gray and inactive, this means that this volume contains hidden system files that support Windows; the system does not allow you to delete elements necessary for its operation. These files were installed on the second disk during the Windows installation process and this problem cannot be fixed.