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Extend a Volume to Fill an Expanded Drive
This article details the steps necessary to extend an existing partition on a drive to fill newly-added space.
Problem
After adding drives to an array, or expanding a Games or System image by adding additional space, the additional space is not displayed in Windows.
Solution
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Click the Start Button, type "Disk Management", then click the "Create and format hard disk partition" Control panel in the "Best match" category to launch the "Disk Management" snap-in.
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Within the "Disk Management" snap-in, locate a disk which shows unallocated space. This is a drive that needs to be expanded.
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Within the "Disk Management" snap-in, locate the partition to the left of the unallocated space. This is the partition within the drive that needs to be expanded.