How to Delete Partitions on SSD in Windows 11/10 [Step-by-Step Guide]

This article will focus on how to delete partitions on SSD in Windows 11/10. You can learn how to delete partitions on SSD with the built-in Windows tools and reliable third-party software.

SSD is a popular storage device nowadays. It uses flash memory and integrated circuit sets to store data. SSD has better performance and can speed up the read and write speed. To take better advantage of SSD, resizing partition on SSD or deleting partitions on SSD may be necessary.

Deleting partitions on SSD can gain unallocated space to expand other partitions. And it can clean the unwanted data to gain more free space.

It is a simple operation to delete partitions on SSD. If you are trying to find an easy and safe way to manage partitions on SSD better, you have come to the right place. This article will introduce three ways to delete partitions on SSD. And for each method, you can get detailed step-by-step instructions.

How to Delete Partitions on SSD – Which Is the Best Way 

For Windows 11/10, there are three ways to delete partitions on SSD. Two Windows built-in tools: Disk Management and Diskpart. And one professional third-party tool: EaseUS Partition Master. Which one is best for you to delete partitions on SSD? Follow the table below to compare them and choose the most suitable one.

The above comparison shows that although all three methods can delete partitions, EaseUS Partition Master has more powerful features and an easy-to-use interface. With it, you can easily delete one or more partitions, including the OS partition. Diskpart is more difficult to operate, but its functions are better than Disk Management.

Next, we'll begin with the best way to introduce how to delete partitions on SSD.

Delete Partitions on SSD via EaseUS Partition Master

EaseUS Partition Master is a good disk partition helper for all Windows users. It simplifies the process of deleting partitions on SSD. You can delete the SSD partitions only in three steps. Follow the steps below to delete one or more partitions on SSD.

Step 1.  Launch EaseUS Partition Master, on Partition Manager section, right-click on the desired partition and choose "Delete".

Step 2. Confirm the message "Do you want to delete the selected partition?" and click "Yes".

Step 3. Click "Execute * Task" and click "Apply" to start deleting partition on your device.

EaseUS Partition Master can delete partitions with different file systems. For example, it can delete NTFS partitions easily. In addition to deleting partitions on SSD, it can also merge partitions on SSD to increase storage space. Click the button below to experience more convenience with EaseUS Partition Master.

Delete Partitions on SSD via Disk Management

What is Disk Management? Disk Management is a free and simple tool provided by Windows to delete partitions. But you can only delete one partition at one time. If you want to delete all partitions, you need to repeat the task several times. Follow the steps below to delete partitions on SSD.

Step 1. Right-click "Windows" and choose "Disk Management."

Step 2. Choose the partition on SSD that you want to delete and right-click it.

Step 3. Select "Delete Volume."

Step 4. Click "Yes" to finish deleting partitions on SSD.

Delete Partitions on SSD via Diskpart

Diskpart command has more features than Disk Management. For example, it can delete the EFI partitions and can delete all partitions at the same time. But you'd better not try this method if you are not skilled in computers. Once you input the wrong command parameter, it may cause data corruption.

Step 1. Right-click "Windows" and select "Run."

Step 2. Type "diskpart" to open the command windows.

Step 3. Type "list disk" to see all the disks on the computer and hit "Enter."

Step 4. Type "select disk 1" to choose the partition on SSD and hit "Enter."

Step 5. Type "list partition" and hit "Enter".

Step 6. Type "select partition 1" to choose the partition you want to delete.

Step 7. Type "delete partition" and hit "Enter" to delete the partition on SSD.

Step 6. Type "exit" to finish deleting partitions on SSD using CMD.

Then, you get the unallocated space on SSD. And you can use it to extend partitions or create a new partition. You can also use Diskpart to delete all partitions. Click the link below to get detailed information about using Diskpart.

Conclusion

In this passage, we provide three methods to delete partitions on SSD. EaseUS Partition Master is the most recommended way. You can delete one or all partitions simultaneously and create a bootable disk to delete the operating systems in the WinPE environment.

Disk Management and Diskpart can also help you to delete partitions on SSD. But these methods could be slower and more complicated. So, you need to be much more careful when using them.  

FAQs About How to Delete Partitions on SSD

There are some frequently asked questions about how to delete partitions on SSD in Windows 11/10. If you are interested, read on.

1. Can I delete all partitions on SSD?

Yes, you can delete all partitions on SSD. You can use the Diskpart or EaseUS Partition Master to delete all partitions on SSD at the same time. Or you can use Disk Management to use the "Delete Volume" to delete one partition at one time and repeat the operation to delete all partitions on SSD.

2. What happens if I delete a partition of my SSD?

If you delete a partition of your SSD, you will remove all the data on SSD. And then, you will get the unallocated space. You can use it to extend the C drive or other partitions. Or you can create partition from the unallocated space.

3. How many partitions should I have SSD?

The partitions on SSD decide on the capacity of your SSD. If the solid state hard disk has 240G-256G of space, it is advised to have 1- 3 partitions. And for 1TB, SSD should be divided into 2-5 partitions.