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I'm trying to re-partition my wife's computer. She has a Dell XPS 15 9550 laptop, and the hard drive is partitioned into a 30 GB section and a 470 GB section. The C drive, the operating system, and everything she's ever installed on the computer, are all located on the smaller partition.
I tried installing EaseUS partition manager to reallocate some of the data from the larger partition, which is mostly empty, to the smaller one, which is full to the point that the computer will no longer run windows updates. However, what the Microsoft partition manager indicated were two separate partitions show up as two different disks in EaseUS, as show below:
Is it possible to re-partition some of the contents of the second "disk" into the first one? I converted the second one to GPT, thinking that I needed them to both be the same type of memory, but haven't had any success at reallocating memory from the D drive to the C drive.
You have two physical disks in that machine. The smaller drive is a SSD, or that’s what I would guess it is, based on the size and device age. You won’t be able to “combine” those disks. – Ramhound – 2018-04-21T16:14:21.527
1There are two separate disk in that PC. – DavidPostill – 2018-04-21T16:14:30.563