I get an error merging partitions with PQ, what should I do?

This is because you don't have access to this folder. That folder should be the stuff of the previous G drive, you just have to enter safe mode and add an access to it with the administrator. If the files of the new partition are not very important now, it is recommended to format the merged partition.

Or format the files after backing them up so that they don't have problems later.

For NTFS partitions, try to uncheck the box before "Use Simple File Sharing (Recommended)" in the "View" tab of [Tools] - Folder Options], then right-click on the folder that cannot be opened, and select Properties - "Security" tab - Advanced - Owner - (select your username) - Owner of the replacement word container and object - OK.

This way, you are the owner of the folder.

After returning to the "Security" tab, add your users (add - Advanced - Find now - select your own users found below, always be sure, and when you get to the "Advanced" tab, make sure your username is highlighted, and select Allow Full Control in the list below).

If it is logically corrupted, the file can be deleted with brute force deletion tool or formatted.

If you need to recover the data, I will help you recover it remotely, and then charge after success.

Because the D disk is also occupied when the system is running. You use Partition Helper and set it up to automatically restart the run merge in the DOS environment.

It is recommended to boot with a system disc for partitioning. If it doesn't work, use the management tool, right-click on my computer, manage, disk management. You can delete the others and re-divide them.

Continue to ask: If you delete it, the data in it will also be deleted, right? And it's not compatible with win7, right? I don't seem to have that system disc, is there a way to solve the original "error message" problem?

Supplementary answer: Go buy a system disk, two dollars, start directly with the CD, you can. If not, I think it's better for you to switch back to XP. It doesn't matter if you boot to PQ with a disc and Vista or Win7.

Do you merge partitions with other disks?

That is, you only have one C drive letter now?

If so, you back everything out, then install the previous partition size and divide it back with PQ, then select lossless partition conversion.

Partition loss.

If you mistakenly sent a file that was not written to disk (formatted, copied to a file), you have a good chance of retrieving the data by the following methods:

1. Use PTDD (disk partition table) to see if the original partition table can be restored, there are two methods: automatic recovery and manual recovery, and it is better to search for special tutorials on the Internet in advance (so as not to misoperate).

2. Use diskgenius to see if you can restore the original partition table, and the method is the same as above to restore the original partition table to restore the disk to the original partition state.

Use easy-me partition software, look for partition recovery under PE.

No, I've been using this all the time, you take a screenshot and I'll see it, and then I'll upgrade it.

Try the computer's commands, start-run:

Disk management. Or:

DiskPart Reference.

Two days ago, someone also asked this question, you can try the partition assistant, a very easy to use software, partitioning, merging is very convenient. That's what the man used last time.

Generally, it is better to partition in DOS mode. Use the boot disk to enter it, delete this partition and rebuild it. PQ under Windows I'm not sure I can fix this.

Right-click on My Computer, Manage, find Disk Management, delete and format the partition, re-give the drive letter.

If an error occurs in the disk partition table, use diskgen to repair the partition table.

PQ doesn't work, just use PM. Both are lossless partitioning tools.