Maybe you have worked hard to get unallocated space, but you don't know how to use it to expand the partition, or it will take more time, so you can use the merge function to merge it to any partition you want to expand (provided it is on the same hard disk). When you use it to expand a disk, it actually moves the partition, expands it, and so on. The "merge partition" function is also a practical feature that visualizes complex operations like allocating free space. "Merge partition" refers to merging two partitions into one partition or merging one partition with unallocated space on the hard disk to expand the space of the partition.
With the growth of demand, many people began to have these questions, "how can I merge partitions for free", "I really want to merge partitions, but how do I merge them", "why don't I see a suggestion to merge disks D and G? They are separated by disks E and F." Do you have any of these problems? Read this tutorial carefully and you will find answers in different situations.
In some cases, users need to merge two partitions into one (for example: C: + D: = a larger C:), add an unallocated space to the Windows system partition, and merge multiple partitions together.
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