It can also remove an unallocated partition in the latest Windows 10 version if it is integrated with Disk Management functions.Ģ) Type Disk Management in the search box that pops up after clicking on Start.ģ) Click on “Create and format hard disk partitions” once the search results pop up.Ĥ) This will open Disk Management to it’s full version if not already opened earlier.ĥ) Look for your unallocated partition or drive in the lower half of the screen.Ħ) Right click on it when you find it and choose “Delete Volume” from the drop down menu.ħ) Click yes to continue with this process if a confirmation window pops up after selecting Delete Volume. This method has been tested and works for Windows 7, 8, Vista and XP operating systems. Using Disk Management to Remove an Unallocated PC Partitionĭisk Management can also be used to remove unallocated partitions on a PC. This is done by merging it to an adjacent or a new partition. Disk Management is used for 94% of the removal of an unallocated partition for a Windows based device.