Does the other drive/partition have a drive letter like "E" or "F"?
Copy all the files to your C drive or a CD, if possible. Then you
can go to: Start>Run>type DISKMGMT.MSC and press OK
There you can delete the partition or whatever you want to do.
Do not delete Disk 0 which is the Primary partition. You should
see your C drive and other drives/partitions and your CD-Rom, etc.
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"Darren H" wrote:

> I have an Acer laptop which is partitioned; I'm not sure if this is something
> to do with the factory install or if another technician did this to my mate’s
> laptop.
>
> I rebuilt the C: partition from factory install assuming this would clear
> both out and merge them to one. This is not the case. C: is now built and
> working fine and all sweet.
>
> Ideally I need to delete the other partition all together without any effect
> on the C: I do not want to do a factory install as this may get rid of the C:
> again as it gave me no option.
>
> If I cannot do that, need to safely delete all the files on this other drive
> and then reduce the size of this and move the storage over to the C: drive.
>
> What is the best way to do this? Get rid of the drive or reduce the size of
> this. Please provide as detailed instructions as possible.
>
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> Thanks for your help!