When your hard drive is running out of space, or Windows 10 is running slow, you can resize the partitions to add more space to a partition. There are three ways to resize a partition in Windows 10. Here's how.
The first solution is to use a partition master tool to resize the partition. It's a reliable disk management utility that has helped many users to increase C drive space, merge partitions, convert MBR to GPT, and more.
分区大师是一款强大的磁盘管理工具,允许用户无损地调整分区大小、移动分区位置、创建新分区等。以下是如何使用分区大师工具来调整或移动分区大小的步骤,以Acronis Disk Director为例:
请注意,不同的分区大师工具可能有不同的界面和操作流程。确保在进行任何磁盘操作之前备份重要数据,以防意外丢失。
The "Resize/Move Partition" feature in the tool can help you:
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Download and install Partition Master, then follow these steps to resize partitions in Windows 10:
Step 1: Locate the Target Partition
To begin extending a logical partition, you should first locate the target partition and select Resize/Move.
Step 2: Extend the Target Partition
Drag the partition to the right or left to add unallocated space to the current partition, and then click “OK” to confirm.
Additional option: Get space from another drive
If there isn't enough unallocated space, right-click a large partition with enough room and select “Allocate Space.”
In the “Allocate space to” section, select the partition you want to expand.
Step 3: Perform the operation to extend the partition
Drag the partition's dot into the “Unallocated” space, and click OK.
Click the Perform Action button, and then click Apply to save all changes.
If you prefer a manual method, you can use Disk Management. Windows has a built-in tool called Disk Management that allows you to extend, shrink, and resize partitions. Use the following steps to adjust partition size with Disk Management.
Step 1: Press Windows+X, and select 'Computer Management' from the list.
Step 2: Right-click the target partition and select "Shrink Volume."
Step 3. In the new window, specify how much space you want to free up and click on “Shrink” to proceed.
Step 1: Press Windows + X and select “Disk Management” from the list.
2. Right-click the partition you want to extend, and select "Extend Volume."
Step 3: Click Next on the Extend Volume Wizard window.
Step 4: Adjust the size of the target volume that you want to extend. Click on "Finish" to confirm.
If you're familiar with CMD commands, you can use Diskpart to resize your partition. Follow these steps to use Diskpart to adjust your partition size:
Step 1: Press Windows + R to open the Run dialog box.
Step 2: Type diskpart, and press Enter.
Step 3. Type the following commands one by one, and press Enter after each:
After you shrink the volume, you can extend the partition in Disk Management. In Disk Management, type the following commands.
Type exit to quit and close Diskpart.
Now you have learned three methods to resize partitions in Windows 10/8/7. If you are a beginner, Partition Master Tool is the best choice. If you have unallocated space, Disk Management can meet your needs easily. If you are an expert, you can have a try on Diskpart.
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