Delete Android and merge partitions in Windows 10

Delete Android and merge partitions in Windows 10

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    Lasantha
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    Hi!

    My tablet is CHUWI Hi8 Pro. It was a dual boot Tablet. The problem was that the Windows partition was almost ful with the Windows 10 system. There was no disk space even to run the Windows 10 update. It was not possible to instal any software on Windows 10.

    I went through Koko’s post on “How to delete Android and merge partitions in Windows for more space” on https://techtablets.com/forum/topic/how-to-delete-android-and-merge-partitions-in-windows-for-more-space/. It was very useful and he has explained the procedure very clearly in detail.

    I did all what he had mentioned from downloading and installing the software EASEUS Partition Master 10.5 from the link he has given Chuwi Vi10 partition tools . I deleted all partitions other than the C: Drive, EFI Partition and Recovery Partition. But the problem is that when I delete the partitions my tablet shows three separate unallocated spaces. It is not possible to merge those unallocated spaces. The reason is that the EFI Partition and the Recovery Partition are located in between other partitions. C: Drive and the unallocated spaces are not adjacent partitions. So, I am not in a position to expand my C: Drive after deleting Android and all other trouble. I have attached the screen print of EaseUS.

    Could you please tell me how to expand my C: Drive.

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    Idontknow
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    Move the partition around. If a partition can’t be moved, copy it and delete the original partition as described here:

    https://techtablets.com/forum/topic/how-to-delete-android-partition-and-merge-it-with-windows/#post-47339

    If you are unsure, what you’re doing, read through documents on how UEFI works…

     

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