How To Unpartition Or Delete Partitions For Your SSD, m.2 NVMe SSD, And HDD In Windows 10

How To Unpartition Or Delete Partitions For Your SSD, m.2 NVMe SSD, And HDD In Windows 10

In this video I will show you how to unpartition your Solid State Drive (SSD), M.2 NVM Express (NVMe) SSD, and Hard Disk Drive (HDD) In your Windows PC. This unpartition guide will also work for USB Flash Drives, MultiMediaCards (MMC), and Secure Digital (SD) cards.

Steps To Unpartition a SSDs, m.2 NVMe SSD, And HDD:
1. Navigate to the bottom left hand corner of your task bar to the Windows Start icon and right click on it
2. Left click on Disk Management
3. Once the Disk Management app opens, you will be able to see all the disks you have activated on your computer and all their partitions
4. Disk 0 will most likely be the Disk that has Windows OS installed on it and Disk 1 will be the drive you have partitions that you would like to unpartition (you can unpartition your Disk 0 using the same process demonstrated in this video). Right click on the volume on the disks volume that you would like to unpartition
5. Left click on "Delete volume"
6. Left click on "Yes"
7. Right click on the other volume on the same disk that you unpartitioned a volume for and allocate the now unallocated volume by left clicking on "Extend volume"
8. Windows Extend Volume Wizard will open, select the appropriate disk and its unallocated volume and select the amount of space in MB
9. Left click on "Next"
10. Left click on "Finish"
11. The unallocated volume will now be combined with the rest of the disks volume.

Congratulations, you have successfully unpartitioned your SSD, m.2 NVMe SSD, or HDD on your Windows 10 Computer.

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro & Context
0:30 Unpartition Disk By Deleting Simple Volume
2:01 Extend Disk Volume Using The Unpartitioned Unallocated Disk Volume
4:09 Closing & Outro

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[GamerSamraat]

Super useful thanks man, none of that cmd trash talk here, so good !

[lukedaniels]

when i right click the partition it just says help i haven't got that option what can i do??

[chiknhawk]

Thank you so much for this informative video. It got straight to the point and I was able to quickly get my nvme drive up and running. Take my 2 thumbs way up sir!

[Zammy]

i tried this, and when i go to combine my partition it does not say extend.

[MarwinEwert]

What can I do in case all options are grayed out? (it's the 2nd NVMe connected on my pc, I think my brother had another OS on that drive )

[isakisak]

Thanks, after cloning my old 500gb ssd to my new 4tb ssd it kept acting like i only had 500gb. So annoying. I don't want to make a partition i want to use the rest of the drive! Wish Some of this would have been automated by now.

[KTHKUHNKK]

I must try this on my
M.2
Which is 1 TB
I just subscribed I will follow your instructions to the T
I really hope this works for me $$$$
Thanks Keith

[gamekahero]

can i combine my drive D and drive C together? as i am planning to install a fresh new ssd and i want my C drive to use 512gb which is currently divided in 2 parts.

[YourName-vhnu]

I did this but now I need to use one of my drives for a separate computer and I can’t figure out how to seperate them now please help!!

[BallBusta]

Will this brick my OS if it's on the same drive I'm trying to unpartition?

[eliaspkay]

Ok how do I undo this? Now whenever I boot my PC I get “an operating system wasn’t found” Try disconnecting any drives that don’t contain an operating system” So what I did is that I followed the top comment expect that I typed 0 because the SSD was the only option so.. what do I do now? Help

[leonardsmith]

Ok, imagine if I can't do that because it's a 2 partition and unallocated.. extend is not what your title stated.. 😪

[ShadowedTalesfromthedark]

it won't let me delete any of the volumes

[erwinkomala]

Why the extand volume don't want show up Extand volume ...no show up wizzard extand