Adjusting Windows 7 partitions requires only three steps

Microsoft officially recommends installing Windows
7 partition hard disk space is 16GB, but over time, when users install some application software to the partition of Windows
7, The space of the system disk will become smaller and smaller, and in severe cases, it will affect the running speed of the system. At this point, when the user tries to manage through the disk, it will be found that if the system disk partition is to be expanded, it is not as convenient and simple as under Windows
XP.

In the case of the above problems, some users have chosen to “make the first use”, but this kind of ambiguity will only make the space of the system partition more and more urgent until the system is displayed. Red line & rdquo;, this time can only be re-partitioned, redo the system. This approach is time consuming and laborious, but the software such as PQ is not compatible with Windows 7, and there is no better solution. “:

At present, it can run well in Windows 7, and there are not many software that can safely and quickly expand the partition of Windwos 7 system. What I share with you today is a software that is being used by foreign users: EASEUS Partition Master.

Users can shrink or expand existing partitions with the built-in disk management features of Windows 7. In fact, this feature is already available in Windows Vista.

How to extend Windows 7 in disk partition management?

Right-click “My Computer
→Manage →Storage→Disk Management", you will see all existing hard drives and partitions.

Existing Hard Drives and Partitions

You can adjust any existing partitions or extensions with unallocated space partitions behind them.

Adjust existing partitions

What is the Windows Disk Management shortage to extend Windows 7 partitions?

According to the above steps, users can easily extend the partition for Windows 7. But there is a question, how to allocate unallocated space? Let us continue to look down.

As you can see from the screenshot, users can extend Windows 7 without any unallocated space. But please note the following message:

If you try to extend the location of the partition, there will be an alert box for the space that was not allocated before use. This means that if you continue with the steps, convert the basic disk to a dynamic disk.

When a user attempts to extend a partition, the system warns that "basic disk" is converted to "dynamic disk";

At this point, if your disk is converted to dynamic, unless you use replication dynamics Volume, otherwise data may be lost after being converted to a dynamic disk.

After these steps, you will get a conclusion that the disk management that comes with the Windows 7 system is not convenient and has certain risks. Is there any other better solution to extend the partition of Windows 7?

The answer is yes, I will introduce a free professional Windows 7 partitioning tool: EASEUS Partition Master.

Extending Windows 7 Partition with EASEUS Partition Master

1. Starting EASEUS Partition Master, you will see a main panel:

EASEUS Partition Master Main interface

2. Right-click on the partition and select Adjust/Move:

Select Adjust/Move

3. In the pop-up dialog box, the display is displayed. Select the current size of the partition and describe the partitions used and unused space and free space in that partition (if any).

Specific information about the current partition

4. In the position shown, point the mouse to the controllable area and then adjust the partition space to the left or right. Once set, click the “OK” button.

Adjust the hard disk space by dragging the mouse to the left or right

5. Finally click the <quo;apply” button to adjust it.

Edit Review:

The Windows 7 system comes with limited disk management and is not easy to operate. At the same time, software such as PQ, which was familiar to everyone earlier, is not compatible with Windows 7. At this time, it is necessary to choose a third-party software that is easy to operate and powerful. EASEUS Partition Master not only helps users quickly adjust the partition size, it also allows for the most common disk management such as disk replication.