Last updated on April 19, 2024
Guidelines on How to Merge Disks 0 and Disk 1 Quickly (UTF-8 Encoding)
You would need to do this in two steps to merge two disks:
"I have three disks on my computer. Disk 0 is almost full because I frequently use it to store and back up several terabytes of data. In contrast, Disk 1 has a lot of free space. I wonder if it's possible to merge Disk 0 and Disk 1 to get more space on Disk 0? Can I move the unallocated space on Disk 1 to Disk 0? Or how can I migrate the volume from Disk 1 to Disk 0?"
Most users may encounter the same issue: one disk is full while there is plenty of unallocated space on another disk. The best choice to make full use of all spaces is to merge two disks. Or move a volume from Disk 0 to Disk 1. On this page, we will show you how to easily and effectively combine Disk 0 and Disk 1 (only two disks). You can also use the methods on this page to merge more disks on Windows PC.
To combine Disks 0 and 1, you would need to do the following preparation.
Professional Partition Manager Software - Partition Master tool helps you merge two disks effectively so that you can make the most out of your disk space. The software features:
As long as there is unallocated space on the second disk, you can add it to the target disk to extend the partition.
There are two steps to combine two disks. **Firstly**, convert both disks to dynamic disks. **Secondly**, merge the two disks. Now, let's start to combine two disks in Windows 11/10:
Step One: Infuse the Basics with Dynamics
Step 2: Combine the two disks into one disk
NOTE: The other dynamic disk must be unallocated space. If not, delete all partitions on it using Partition Master. Also, you cannot merge the system partition even if you have converted it to a dynamic disk.
Sometimes, the unallocated space might be to the left of the partition that you want to extend. If you need to move the unallocated space, drag the left partition handle to the left until it is the size that you want.
If you have two adjacent partitions on the same disk, you can also use a partition tool to combine them. Unlike Disk Management, Partition Master doesn't require you to delete a volume to create new space. Instead, it directly merges the partitions as long as the source partition and target partition are adjacent ones.
Steps to merge two adjacent partitions on the same disk:
Step 1: Select the target partition
Right-click the partition you want to merge into the unallocated space, and select “Merge.”
Merge adjacent partitions
Merge with the partition adjacent to the previously selected one.
Click "OK" to continue.
Step 3: Perform the operations to merge partitions
1. Click the "Perform Tasks" button at the top of the page, then click "Apply." 2. The program will merge the two partitions and add the contents of the second partition to the first.
You can merge two adjacent partitions to extend C drive or other drives. You can also combine two disks by converting them to Dynamic Disk. Disk management tools play an essential role in managing disk space. You can turn to these tools whenever you encounter disk management issues.
We've provided some questions and answers for you. If you need further assistance, please feel free to continue reading.
Disk 1 and Disk 0 refer to two different physical disks. Disk 0 could be a 120 GB SSD, while Disk 1 might be a 1 TB HDD. This almost addresses your need for more storage space.
Dynamic disks are more flexible than basic disks because they don't use a partition table to track all of the partitions. Instead, they use a hidden Logical Disk Manager (LDM) or Virtual Disk Service (VDS) to keep track of information about the dynamic partitions or volumes on the disk.
It's just two steps to merge two disks.
Step 1: Convert both disks to dynamic disks.
Step 2. Resize one of the partitions to make room for it.
Yes, you can use Partition Master to merge the SSDs if none of them is the system disk.