A logical disk or volume is a portion of a computer's memory that is used for convenience and is treated as a whole. It does not matter where the data is physically located, the concept of "logical disk" is introduced to unify the entire space of long-term memory. One disk medium can be split into several logical disks, each of which is assigned its own label. If necessary, the logical drive can be removed.
Instructions
Step 1
There are two ways to remove a logical drive.
Using the Windows interface.
Open the "Computer Management" window by selecting "Management" in the context menu of the "My Computer" icon. In the "Computer Management" section, select the "Storage" subsection, then the "Disk Management" item.
Step 2
Select the drive you want to remove, right-click on it and select "Remove logical drive …".
Step 3
The logical drive can be removed using the command line.
Open the "Start" menu and select "Run …". Enter and run the command "diskpart".
Step 4
A command prompt window will open. Enter the command list disc, a list of available disks will be displayed, remember the number of the disk on which you want to remove the logical disk.
Step 5
Enter the command select disk n, where n is the number of the selected disk.
Step 6
Enter the command list partition, a list of all available logical drives of the selected disk will be displayed.
Step 7
Enter the select partition n command, where n is the number of the logical disk to be removed.
Step 8
Enter the delete partition command, the selected logical disk will be deleted.
