Is It Possible to Merge Two Drives Without Losing Data?

I have a computer with a 500GB SSD. C and D are the two sections of the disk. Windows is in C, while all the data files, including text and photo documents, are in D. Now that I see the futility of this division, I would like to combine the two divisions.

Yes, merging two drives without losing data is possible if you choose the right tool. The Windows-based tool has no merge volumes option and many restrictions on multiple partition management tasks. A reputable partition manager, such as EaseUS Partition Master, is the simplest way to merge the C and D drives in Windows. With its "Merge" feature, you may easily merge partitions without losing data.

Since D drive may store some system files, many users want to utilize its free space while keeping it. Fortunately, EaseUS Partition Master has an "Allocate Space" advantage that allows you to allocate free space from another drive without deleting it. Moreover, this feature can take free space from non-adjacent partitions.

Option 1. Merge Two Drives

Download and install EaseUS Partition Master and start to merge your C and D drives as one:

Option 2. Allocate Free Space With D Drive Keeping

If you want to delete the D drive, please make a complete copy and backup for your data, then follow the guide below:

Further Reading: Delete Partition with Free Partition Manager