How to Add Space to C Drive to Increase C Drive Space
Why you need to add space to C drive?
Case 1: "I have an 18GB disk drive that has been split into partitions: C: and D:. C: has about 4GB and D: has about 14GB. However, my C: drive is running out of space. How can I add space to C drive from D?"
Case 2: "I am running windows 2000 server, the C: Drive is only a 4 GB partition and 60GB on its D: Drive. How can I increase C drive space so I can do Windows updates and install a program?"
Case 3: "Well when I reformatted my computer I ended up making 2 partitions. I realized how useless the second one was so I deleted it. How can I now add space to C drive?"
What is the best solution to increase C drive space?
For average users who know little about disk management, how to add space to C drive is not an easy task. In fact, there are two solutions: increase space in C drive with Disk Management and EaseUS partition software. But which one is the best? We recommend you the latter one. Why? It is true that Windows built-in Disk Management tool can add space to C drive. But the precondition is that there must be continuous space behind C drive. Otherwise, you cannot increase C drive space with it, as Windows Vista, Windows 2008 or Windows 7 Disk Management cannot move partition to let continuous space behind the C drive which you want to extend. For this reason, we prefer the much easier way increase C drive space with a magic partition manager, EaseUS partition software. It can help you do this job in simple steps without data loss.
Steps to add space to C drive with EaseUS partition software
EaseUS Partition Master can add space to C drive with simple operations by its "Resize/Move partition" feature. Want to extend system partition (C: drive)? Just follow the steps below.
1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master.
When there is unallocated space behind the system partition (C: drive), you only need two steps to add space to system C drive partition:
2. Right click the system partition and choose "Resize/Move partition" to extend it.
3. Click "Apply" to save all changes.
When there is no unallocated space behind the system C drive partition, you need to add one step before extend it:
Shrinking the partition behind C: to make unallocated space by using "Resize/Move partition". After this operation, you can use the method mentioned above to finish adding space to system partition safely.
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