Type in System and click on it (the one that says Control Panel under it).

So, the solution? We have to move that pagefile first (you don’t need to know what the pagefile does to do this tutorial but if you’re curious, here is a good explanation). When you try to do this on the newer model, you’ll get to step 4 and be greeted by a greyed out Delete Volume and Windows refused to let you change that.Īfter hours messing with this, I figured out that the reason for this is the fact that Windows has decided (WHY, WINDOWS, WHY?!) to put the pagefile on this partition and because it’s there, won’t allow you to delete the volume. Matebook X Pro (2019) Storage Fixīut, for yet another unknown reason, the new Matebook X Pro (2019) isn’t so easily convinced.

You should no longer see D: in the partitions.īoom, after that, you have one partition that will function as the universe intended it to.Ĭheck out my complete walkthrough of the Huawei Matebook X Pro (2019) video here.

Follow the prompts and select the full size allowed to extend it by.

Right click on the C: Windows partition and select Extend Volume.

Right click on the D: Data drive and select Delete Volume.

Open the start menu search, search for “Create and format hard disk partitions”, and click on that.

Backup anything you don’t want to lose to an external hard drive as this will erase the data partition.

Matebook X Pro (2018) Storage Fixįor the older Matebook X Pro, all you had to do was: So for anyone else frustrated by this, I’m going to show you how to get your Matebook X Pro’s storage in order. that are caused by this dumb split method). Now, I can only assume the logic behind this decision is that its so your files are kept separate from your operating system files and while there might be benefits to this, it becomes a pain when Windows simply decides to install everything on the much smaller Windows partition instead of the majority of the Matebook X Pro’s storage located in the “data” partition.įor me, and other reviewers I know, it’s so much better to just have it all as one partition (and not worry about the low storage errors etc.

I have no idea why Huawei does this, but it’s super annoying.įor some reason, Huawei partitions their laptops into two separate sections: one for Windows and one for “Data” instead of the normal everything-is-in-one-place approach that we’re all used to.

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