Windows 10: Disk merge

Ok so i have a hdd of 500gb, it was working well until it's been telling me to chkdsk and i ignored it until the local disk E was not accesible, so i formatted all of them and merged the local disk E with G. What will happen now that i have 2 working local disks?

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Company merging on the horizon

The Inq. talks about some major company merging that could take place this summer. What is likely to happen is summarized in the following list:

• eBay is in talks with Microsoft and Yahoo regarding cooperation and perhaps even a combination
• Oracle, SAP and perhaps Novell might be "up to something"
• Telecoms will surely continue to be a big source of deal-making and not just through attempts to build scale and geographic coverage. Deals such as Sky-Easynet and eBay-Skype suggest that combinations of services could be the way forward.
• Sun might be bought by Fujitsu Siemens, HP or Dell

Source: The Inq

 

merge 2 disks

@Lonestar, Are you sure you have 1 4TB physical disk, and not 2 2TB physical disks? Can you share with us the make and model of the drive? Click on the start button, type System Information. Open the System Information app that appears in the list. Expand Components, then Storage, then click on disks. What is listed as Model for each disk?

 

merge 2 disks

I have a 4TB HDD that is showing as 2 smaller disks in Win 10 Disk Management. Neither of these are boot disks. I initialized the disks to GPT and formatted as NTSF. I would like to merge these 2 disk into 1 but have tried everything and still no luck. In Disk Management I've tried to create a spanned volume, and when it gets to the part where it says it will convert the disks to "dynamic" the next step says "the operation is not supported by the object". Even if this were to work, I'm not sure I want a "dynamic" disk. I want a "basic" disk. Any help appreciated.