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Old December 23rd, 2011, 09:56 PM
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Yo. What good, preferably free, tools are there for merging partitions in windows 7?
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Old December 23rd, 2011, 11:24 PM
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Seems like you can do this natively in windows 7 if there unpartioned space available. If you...

right click "Computer"
"manage"
"disk management"
right click the drive you want to make bigger and go "extend"
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Old December 24th, 2011, 01:19 AM
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I use gparted usually. It's a free partitioning tool that you can burn to a live bootable CD.

W7 also has a command line tool DISKPART
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Win7 partioning preference
My preference is for EaseUS Partition Master Home is also freeware. I have used both the freeware and paid version.
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try use Partition Magic
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Hi,

You can try DM which is a widely used partitioning tool
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well, you can perform this task from the windows 7 disk management.
But there are several software available to make it easier to manage disk.
I use the EaseUS partition master.
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Win7 partioning software
Win 7 provide inbuilt software for create partition.It's easy to understand and very simple software.
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Yo. What good, preferably free, tools are there for merging partitions in windows 7?


I usually use the administrator via My Computer - manage. It is clear, intuitive and fast solid. But it is not perfect, sometimes it hangs and does not move with it, I'm verified in Home, Professional and Ultimate Edition. Therefore, always try before you boot the Linux system, Parted Magic, which will help me to easily manage disk and its partitions.
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Yo. What good, preferably free, tools are there for merging partitions in windows 7?


I don't know if Windows 7 doesn't have some special partition tools, but I use free program EASUS partition manager and I'm satisfied with it.
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Originally Posted by Dameon51
Seems like you can do this natively in windows 7 if there unpartioned space available. If you...

right click "Computer"
"manage"
"disk management"
right click the drive you want to make bigger and go "extend"


just do this, and dont install anything...
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The software is an ISO that has to be burnt to DVD or floppy disks, then is booted into on a restart. This is the easiest way to qualify exisiting partitions in Vista when the size is too big for Round direction.Works testament All Versions, and O/S's.
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