Byaffenart
Hello, I want to move a partition on an SSD NTFS hard drive. Unfortunately, it doesn't work. The software in the screenshot is Partition Wizard 12, and the partition is "D:DATA." All the blue partitions can be moved. The green partitions cannot. These are labeled as "simple volumes." What is this? Could that be the cause? I'd be very grateful for any tips.
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Unfortunately, the Software Partition Wizard 12 does not provide support for moving partitions to dynamic disks.
To move the partitions on a dynamic hard drive, you could consider converting the dynamic hard drive into a based hard drive. This could be done with special software such as the “disk management” of Windows or with another third-party partition tool.
ok, yes apparently the problem lies with the “dynamic” data carrier