How to Make Use of the Unallocated Space on SSD After Cloningīy simply converting the unallocated space to a storage drive partition can save you out of trouble, and make full use of every byte on your cloned hard disk. That's how you ended up with an exact copy of the original drive but meanwhile obtain some unallocated space. For example, EaseUS Todo Backup disk clone feature allows you to clone system files and partition tables sector by sector, byte by byte including the bad sectors if there were some. Next, the answer to why you got such space is merely because you applied the sector by sector clone function while cloning a hard disk or partition. People feel uncertain about where it was brought and how to get rid of the empty space that seems to be quite useless.įirst of all, the unallocated space is never useless, it's part of your hard disk and shall put into significant use. So, the questions about the unwelcome unallocated space are coming to various computer forums. Unallocated space after disk cloning issue is common, for whatever disk cloning software you were using. By the way, it's EaseUS disk clone software that I use.' What's the matter? I feel so sure that there is no such unallocated space on the source disk.

'I see unallocated space after cloning a smaller HDD to a larger one. More information >Ībout the Unallocated Space After Cloning In the pop-up window, you are able to drag the arrow to the end of the box. Right-click the nearest partition that next to the unallocated space. If you have unallocated space right behind the cloned partition, then use Disk Management. How to Use Unallocated Space After Cloning to A Larger HDD/SSD

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