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can not extend /dev/sda6 (ext4 /) with gparted

This is the image of my gparted in ubuntu I give dual boot in my computer with ubuntu and windows10. Now I want to keep ubuntu only. So, following some different articles I find I can't expand the Ubuntu partition to take up the space freed by removing the Windows partition. I tried to do the things providing in this link: How to extend ext4 with gparted? but nothing seems to be working.

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ng flag
Edit your question and include more details about the current state of your partitions. We can't advise what to when we don't know what you are working with. Include a screenshot of gparted if necessary. You should also provide more details about exactly what you've tried and why it didn't work for you. Similarly, we can't advise on if you're doing the right thing if you don't tell us what you're doing.
SAFIQUL ISLAM UZZAL 203-15-144 avatar
I added an image..please check
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ng flag
There is only 63 MB of unallocated space. It looks like you never removed any Windows partition(s). Also it looks like the Windows partitions precede the Ubuntu partition which will make it difficult to add that space to your Ubuntu partition. My recommendation is to make sure your backups are in order, then use the live session to format (erase) the entire disk and then you can cleanly install Ubuntu to the empty disk.
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You need unallocated space adjecant to the partition you want to grow.
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