One of the disks on your computer is running low on storage space. You notice that there is unallocated space in the spanned volume. How will you use the unallocated space to increase storage space?
A) Right-click the volume, click Reactivate Volume once the storage device is available, and use the unallocated space
B) Right-click the volume on that disk and click Extend Volume to increase the size of the volume using the unallocated space
C) Right-click a RAID level 1 volume and click Remove Mirror to remove the volume while retaining the data from one disk you specify
D) Right-click the system or boot partition in the Disk Management tool, click Add Mirror, and select the second storage device

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

To use the unallocated space to increase storage space, right-click the volume on that disk and click Extend Volume to increase the size of the volume using the unallocated space. This will merge the unallocated space with the existing volume and increase its size.

One of the Disks on Your Computer Is Running Low