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mft reserved space
About this tag
The MFT reserved space tag covers discussions about the Master File Table reserved area on NTFS volumes, which can prevent partition shrinking in Windows. In one thread, a user with Windows 7 64-bit on a 320GB dynamic disk could only shrink their partition by about 1 GB because unmovable files and MFT reserved space were located at the end of the volume. This illustrates how MFT reserved space can act as an unmovable file, limiting shrink operations even when the disk is defragmented. The tag is relevant for troubleshooting partition resizing issues in Windows, particularly when Disk Management or diskpart reports that the partition cannot shrink beyond unmovable files.
Hello to anyone reading this.
I have a Win 7 64 bit 2012 laptop (HP).
My main disk (A Toshiba 320GB) is currently a Dynamic.
I want to shrink my Win 7 Partition (Simple) to make room for Linux Mint.
Whenever I try to shrink, it can only shrink by about a Gig, and it says "The partition cannot...