Question: I have a FlexBook13 with two physical drives:
My problem is that there is not enough space on Disk 1 (28GB) to install all Windows 10 updates.
I’ve tried to install other programs on D drive, but it didn’t help. There is not enough space. Disk 1 has 3 factory set up partitions (C -the main system and two other for the recovery purposes).
Is it possible to make Disk 0 (currently mapped as D drive) to become C, and visible as the boot partition? Is it possible to i.e merge the two physical drives to be visible as one single C drive?
Answer: If this is the product you own then you are sorely out of luck.
This laptop has 32 GB of eMMC (flash) storage which means the storage is literally soldered onto the motherboard and non-upgradable.
I am not sure where your “WORK” D: drive came from but I am going to assume that it is attached via USB.
In theory you can run CloneZilla to transfer your OS onto the D: drive and boot from it IF your BIOS even offers the option to boot from an external drive. This option will erase the contents of D:.
The other option is to offload as many files to the D: drive as possible.
Side-note: it should be a crime to sell severely hobbled computers like these in this day and age. You can get a phone with better specs for that kind of money.
Update:
After translating the Amazon product page I see that the description states:
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It has a 32GB flash memory expandable with SSD
So, assuming that you have an SSD inside the machine and based on this newfound information you should be able to use CloneZilla to transfer your current Windows install to the D: drive. This of course assumes that your BIOS allows you to boot from the SSD.