You can learn the way to move unallocated space to the left, right, or end of the drive in Windows 10/8/7. EaseUS Partition Master moves unallocated space even when extending volume option greyed out in Windows disk management tool. Follow the details and move your unallocated space.
Being unable to move a partition to the left and the unallocated space to the right? Luckily, this article will provide a useful tool to move unallocated space.
Windows does not offer you a way to move unallocated space, so you have to turn to a third-party disk management tool. To fix this problem, you have to move unallocated space to the left, right, or end of the drive. But how can you manage it?
EaseUS Partition Master Professional, a popular disk partitioning tool with an advanced Resize/Move feature, can help you deal with almost all complicated disk partition issues in Windows 11/10/8/7/XP/Vista.
And, here its advanced and flexible features can satisfy all your demands:
The Windows Disk Management can not move unallocated space to the left side, thanks to the smart operating of EaseUS Partition Master, you can drag the bar to assign additional space anywhere. No matter where the unallocated space is, you can use "Resize/Move" to extend disk space. Download the EaseUS partition tool to move the unallocated space to the right and move the partition to the left to extend your target partition.
Here, a step-by-step tutorial will guide you to move unallocated space with no hassle.
Step 1. Launch EaseUS Partition Master and go to the "Partition Manager" section.
Step 2. To move the partition to the right: select the partition next to the unallocated space, and select "Resize/Move".
Put the mouse on the partition and drag it to the right to move the unallocated space.
Step 3. To move partition left: You can repeat Step 1 and Step 2, then drag the target partition to the left and move the unallocated space to the right or to the end of the target drive.
Step 4. Click "Execute Task" and "Apply." It will eventually execute the operations to add the unallocated space into the target partition.
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There are many partitions on a disk, like C, D, E drives. There is also some unallocated space on the disk shown as "*" and marked as unallocated. The unallocated space is the space that hasn't been put into use. You cannot use it until you use the unallocated space to create a new partition or add the space to other drives.
When the unallocated space is right behind the partition, right-click on the c drive and choose Extend Volume to enlarge the c drive space. When the unallocated space is not right behind the partition, you are unable to extend a partition with the help of Disk Management.
The free built-in utility just allows you to resize Windows partitions with unallocated space just behind the partition you want to expand. Otherwise, you might be caught in the "extend volume greyed out" error. Many users are suffering from this issue when they are trying to extend C drive.
Under the guidance of this approach, you can get ahold of how to allocate unallocated space to C or other drives. If your C drive is jammed with junk files, there is also a guide about how to clean the c drive. With this software, moving the unallocated space isn't a complicated thing. If you want to extend the G drive partition with the unallocated space, use the F partition to move the unallocated space to the right side so that you can use EaseUS Partition Master to extend it.
Watch this video tutorial to see what else can EaseUS Partition Master do for you in managing a hard disk drive:
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