What should I do if the extended volume prompts that the disk does not have enough space?

Solution: First use the "win r" key to bring up the run dialog box and execute the "diskpart" command; then execute the "list disk" and "Select Disk disk name" commands; finally execute the "convert dynamic" command Just convert the disk into a dynamic disk.

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 7 system, Dell G3 computer.

Use "Windows R" to bring up the run dialog box. Enter "Diskpart" (not case sensitive)

Call up the window as shown

Enter the command " list disk" (the command is not case-sensitive, please note that there must be spaces)

[Note] There is a difference between what is available here and what is available in the operating system.

Available in the operating system refers to the remaining amount of disk space, while available here refers to the unallocated disk space. Please pay attention to the distinction

Through the previous step, we found that there is no allocated space on disk 0. Therefore, enter the command "Select Disk 0 (number 0, not the mother O)"

Enter the command "convert dynamic" to convert the disk into a dynamic disk. After the command runs successfully There will be a prompt as shown in the picture.

The disk color identification before running the command is as shown in the figure

After completing the operation, you can merge (extend the volume ) or repartitioning operation!

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