1. CLONE THAT DRIVE because the next step can in rare cases blow up the OS.
2. Boot GPARTED (what it is and use is on the web.
a. Using GPARTED move the "other" partition down.
b. Using GPARTED moved C: to the end of "other."
c. Using GPARTED extend the size of C:.
Remember you can't do this when booted into Windows. This is why we use GPARTED boot CD/USB systems.
So this began when I added Ubuntu as an OS (alongside Windows 7) and let Ubuntu partition my harddive. Now my C drive is running out of space but I cannot seem to merge any of the partitions with the C drive. I tried EaseUS Partition Master, but am struggling. I tried to move the C drive so it is not at the end but can't seem to manage it. All my files are backed up and I only care about keeping the Windows 7 OS (as I do not have the original disk). I have included a screenshot of the EaseUs Partition Master. http://imageshack.com/a/img922/9941/KBW521.png Help is much appreciated ![]()

Chowhound
Comic Vine
GameFAQs
GameSpot
Giant Bomb
TechRepublic