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March 16th 08, 12:15 AM
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Vista home premium disk management query..."Unallocated" space recoverable?
-New Dell machine that shipped with two internal hard drives and arrived in a RAID 1 configuration. -I removed the RAID and some default recovery partitions and associated drive letters with no issues. Well, *almost*. On what is now a non-RAID, 500 GB "C" drive, there are 15 GB showing up as "unallocated" (this used to be a Dell recovery partition of some kind...but I manage my data backups separately). Anyway to have those 15 GB returned to the OS/primary partition (without formattting or adding a drive letter? Under disk management, the only function being offered is new simple volume. The 15 GB is negligible given the two large internal drives available... 
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