1. Right-click on the Windows Start Menu and open “Disk Management”.

2. I am assuming that you have made a back up of all your files from D Drive. Now, right-click on D Drive and click on “Delete Volume”. It will format the partition and make it an unallocated partition.

3. Next, right-click on the C drive partition and select “Extend Volume”.

4. A pop-up window will open up. Keep clicking on “Next” and finally click on “Finish”.

5. Finally, your C Drive will be merged and storage space will be increased instantly. So this is how you can extend C drive space on Windows 10.

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