If your C drive or other data partitions are having a low disk space issue, you can extend an existing partition. If you need a new location for saving some specific files or data, you can create a new partition with the unallocated space. Basically, there are two things that you can do as listed here: On this page, we'll take allocating unallocated space on Windows 11/10 as an example to guide you to make use of unallocated space on a hard drive, external hard drive, and other storage devices: What To Do with Unallocated Spaceīefore starting to use unallocated space, you will need to know what to do or what you can do with the unallocated space. Fortunately, you can view the whole disk space allocation state, including unallocated space in Disk Management on Windows 11/10/8/7 computers. You won't see unallocated space in Windows Explorer, only find that a hard drive is showing less space than actual, for example, 1TB shows 700GB. This means that no programs can write data to this space, nor save data until it's being a part of the real disk partitions. A computer describes any physical space on a hard drive that doesn't belong to a partition as unallocated. Unallocated space, as the name suggests, is part of disk space that is not allocated to any partition.
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