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How To Expand A Hard Drive Partition After Cloning (Windows Tutorial)

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UPDATE: So it's been pointed out to me that the EaseUS software I demonstrated in this video actually WILL NOT let you expand a partition for free if there's another one in between the partition you want to expand and the free space. One program called AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard has been mentioned by a number of you guys as one that lets you do this. I tested it out myself and it does work! You're able to expand a partition for completely free even if there's the free space is not directly to the right of the partition. You can download it here: disk-partition.com/download-home.html. Hope this helps and sorry for the confusion!

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Here is a brief tutorial that will hopefully help you guys who have just cloned a smaller hard drive partition over to a larger one.

EaseUS Partition Master: easeus.com/partition-manager/epm-free.html
Clone Hard Drive Tutorial: youtube.com/watch?v=3F2nh35jq58

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