After it finishes formatting it, I try to use the Extend Volume command to add 370MB, I get this message:. Creating a simple volume from the right hand unallocated space gives me a max size of 228,335MB capacity. Right clicking on the disk 1 and selected properties tells me that the drive has a capacity of 228,809MB
One suggestion from another page was create a volume on one of the unallocated volumes and use the extend command to push it into the other unallocated space. But even if I did, I can't seem to merge the two remaining drive partitions 1 & 3 either.
I don't want to just ignore the 100MB allocation as it's no longer a boot drive and not necessary at all. I get the error message "The operation is not supported by the object." Diskpart lists the partition type as "system". When I use diskpart to try to delete partition 2 using Then, after reading a few of these Ask Microsoft questions, I used diskpart to delete partition 1. I formatted the drive and that emptied out partitionģ. It was set into 3 partitions, a ~370MB reserved drive (partition 1), a 100MB EFI System Partition (partition 2) and the rest of the 223GB as data (partition 3). My problem is now with the old regular SSD.
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The PC works great, load times are almost nonexistent and I'm very happy.
#Delete linux efi partition windows windows
I recently upgraded my PC by installing an m.2 SSD which upon I reinstalled Windows 10.
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