If you are facing the problem in the availability of hard disk space is significantly lower than the total capacity of the disk then you are not alone. Here your system drive will indeed have unused space on it, and in most of the cases, the unused space is really unallocated disk space that is reserved as a recovery partition or for some other purpose. In both the cases, you could easily recover the unallocated space for use on your system disk. You can also attain HP Support to recover unallocated drive space in HP computers.

First, you need to open up the Windows Disk Management utility. Then open the “Start” screen or “Start menu” and type "diskmgmt.msc" and choose Disk Management from the results Then you have to identify your system disk

After this identify the partitions on your system disk. The partitions are shown to the right of the disks. In case the partition is shown as "unallocated space" or "free space," then you could easily and safely extend your system volume or another volume to use this space Here you have to right-click the volume that precedes the unallocated space and click "Extend volume…" to open the "Extend Volume Wizard" dialog Further, you have to keep the default settings in order to use all the available free space. Then confirm that your system disk is in the “Selected” column and that the "Select the amount of space in MB" field matches the "Maximum available space in MB" field

Click "Next" and then click "Finish” At last, you simply restart your computer. If your system is not able to find the boot volume after restarting, then you have to insert your recovery media or your Windows installation disc to repair Windows without losing your data. Make sure you select "Repair" instead of "Install" if you are using the Windows installation disc If you getting any problem in applying the above steps, simply contact to our technical experts

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