Solved Merging unallocated space to C:

Hi guys, here is the current configuration of my disk. I wanted to merge the 15.43GB of unallocated space to my primary drive C:, however there is a 794MB of healthy recovery partition between them. From what I read, Disk Management only allows the extension of C: to a space directly beside its right side. The 15.43GB of unallocated space was from the recovery drive that came with this laptop, I have already created an external recovery drive so I deleted it. Any ideas on how to combine them? Thanks

I merged some with success.
See thread-

http://www.eightforums.com/installation-setup/53322-how-merge-partitions.html

David Bailey said:

I merged some with success.
See thread-

http://www.eightforums.com/installation-setup/53322-how-merge-partitions.html

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What is that 794MB of healthy recovery partition in between C: and the unallocated space? Thanks

I don't know.

Someone here will know.

David Bailey said:

I don't know.

Someone here will know.

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Ok thanks, btw I watched your video, you used Minitool right? And I noticed you were able to merge the unallocated space despite having two recovery partitions in between them and the main partition. So it means, I don't have to delete that 794MB partition? Thanks

Ivanndroid said:

David Bailey said:

I don't know.

Someone here will know.

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Ok thanks, btw I watched your video, you used Minitool right? And I noticed you were able to merge the unallocated space despite having two recovery partitions in between them and the main partition. So it means, I don't have to delete that 794MB partition? Thanks

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Used Minitool.
My memory is poor so I made the video.
I still have the partitions-

Just take your time & read all the instructions carefully.
I had to refer back to them as I worked on it.
You should be ok getting this done.

Thanks!