What acklan said above is true. You can right click on “My Computer” and select “Manage” and then go into “Disk Management” and delete the partition. But, once you do, you will have accomplished little. You cannot extend your C: to fill the space, but you can make a new disk that is empty and use it. I’m guessing we’re only talking about several hundred MB here, and that will be of little use as its own drive. Of course, if it’s many GB, it would definitely be worth doing.
Adding the space to your c: would require completely erasing and restoring the OS, which is probably to complex to put in an answer.
What acklan said above is true. You can right click on “My Computer” and select “Manage” and then go into “Disk Management” and delete the partition. But, once you do, you will have accomplished little. You cannot extend your C: to fill the space, but you can make a new disk that is empty and use it. I’m guessing we’re only talking about several hundred MB here, and that will be of little use as its own drive. Of course, if it’s many GB, it would definitely be worth doing.
Adding the space to your c: would require completely erasing and restoring the OS, which is probably to complex to put in an answer.
Richard M