[Windows Central Question]

As I went to the partition and format section of windows it shows like this:

Disk C: 250 Gb, Disk d: 100 gb, disk d: 55 gb, disk f: 20gb, disk d: 10 gb

In my computer it shows disk D: 165 gb..But can someone help me how to make all the disk D : letter together so that I install Windows in that disk portion.

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Here are some important questions....

What do you need saved off those partitions and are you certain you have it saved?

Is there an OS install on a partition you want to keep intact? Which drive letter(s) have an install or files you need to keep?

If you want to install one OS from scratch, why D:/ and not C:/ which is traditionally the OS install drive? Will it be dual boot?


I usually boot into this: SystemRescueCd and perform partition operations under GParted. But be careful you don't nuke what is needed. If it is a spare box, GParted should offer no problems for consolidating and formatting multiple partitions.


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