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Volume greyed out windows 10
Volume greyed out windows 10











volume greyed out windows 10 volume greyed out windows 10

So, in order to extend Drive F and make use of that unallocated 1 TB, you'll need to convert Disk 2 from MBR to GPT (GUID Partition Table). (Based on your comment on the original question, this is, indeed, the situation in your case.) MBR is limited to 2 TB because of the way its partition table is organized.

volume greyed out windows 10

The volume is on an MBR (Master Boot Record) disk and is already 2 TB.(This isn't the case in your screenshot - I see that Drive F is formatted as NTFS.) For a Basic Disk, you can't extend a volume unless it is RAW or NTFS.(This isn't the case in your screenshot - I see 1024 GB of unallocated space immediately to the right of Disk F.) No unallocated disk space contiguously available.menu item can be grayed out for a number of reasons.













Volume greyed out windows 10