drive partitioning software ?

[RobM]

I am needing to remove some of the partitions on my ssd (the recovery ones as I now have 3 of them and since I have win10 on a bootable usb I do not need them on my drive.
I want to make room for installing Linux on there also.

Are there any free programms that are actually good for this? I cant be bothered to wipe the drive and install win 10 fresh and then linux unless thats my only option.

 

[Davva2004]

Easeus does everything you need for free.

http://www.partition-tool.com/

 

[RobM]

tried that yesterday and the free version would not let me delete those partitions (or I was unable to figure it out lol) that and it installed chromium and changed some of my browser settings

 

[Thelosouvlakia]

I'd recommend gparted, just make a bootable usb with it and then boot from that, great little tool

 

[Davva2004]

tried that yesterday and the free version would not let me delete those partitions (or I was unable to figure it out lol) that and it installed chromium and changed some of my browser settings

You do know you don't just click yes yes yes when installing software, right?

It's very easy to use, you make all your changes by deleting and expanding partitions until everything looks right, then you hit apply to make those changes happen. A few reboots later and your partitions are how you want them to be.

 

[RobM]

Yes of course I do but there was never any choice in the matter.

Noticed your link was a different exe (trial) rather than the one I tried yesterday so installed it and was able to have the items pending but wants me to register to be able to actually do them Im out of USBs and my rom is not usable so im kinda left with wipe and fresh install, really can't be arsed with that tonight