A plethora of very aggressively marketed freemium partitioning software of questionable trustworthiness, hyper-optimized to place themselves in every search result of any query relating to Windows disk management.Googling the issue has given me two options: So basically, Windows is blocking me from expanding the C:\ drive to use the extra space, which is the entire reason for this upgrade. Windows doesn't let you move it, or delete it, or in any way touch it, through its UI tools. This little bugger places itself at the end of the disk, sandwiching the C:\ drive for reasons I cannot fathom. The big problem here, is the Windows Recovery Partition.
Only difference is 860GB of unallocated space at the end of the disk, as expected. Booted it up, working same as before, as expected. I created an image backup using the "Windows 7" backup tool, removed the old SSD, plugged in the new one, and restored the image backup onto it. One of our processing PCs uses Windows 10 Pro, and I am the one in the unfortunate position of trying to upgrade the capacity of its C:\ drive (SSD) from 1TB to 2TB.
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