Instead of going into unallocated space, it became free space and my drive E (151.59GB) becomes D. Let's see a true story: I deleted a partition of 97.66GB which was drive D. However, this tool has great limitations, and many users report that they failed to manage partitions with it.

Not Enough Space Available on The Disk to Convert Basic Disk to DynamicĪs we know, Windows 10/8/7 or Windows Vista users can turn to disk management tool instead of third-party partition software to create partition, extend partition, or shrink partition. Not Enough Space Available on The Disk to Extend Volume Not Enough Space Available on The Disk to Shrink Volume Not Enough Space Available on The Disk to Create Partition How do you solve the issue when there is not enough space available on the disk(s) to complete this operation? How to solve this issue? This post discusses this issue from 4 aspects and recommends an all-in-one partition magic to all of you.