shrink volume

  1. Windows XP Can I Use Win10 to Partition an XP Sys Disk?

    I have an xp machine with a new install on a 1T drive. Now I think I should have had a system partition so's I have the option of reformatting and installing another OS on there - without destroying all my data. Win10 has a shrink partition ability that leaves used portions of a drive...
  2. VIDEO How To Create a new partition in windows 7 without formatting

    This Video about how to create a new partition in Windows 7 without formatting hard disk. In Windows 7, Create A Partition Using shrink volume. With this Feature you can separate new partition without formatting your hard disk. For More Details: Daily Blog
  3. Windows 7 cant shrink windows partitions enough

    hello to all! i am trying to help someone who commented on one of my YouTube videos on how to install Ubuntu. I have a step which involves shrinking a partition to make room for Ubuntu, and he has over 50GB of free space, yet can only take away 3000MB... if anyone could help that would be great...
  4. Windows 7 117 gb Partition LOST after SHRINKING win 7

    hi everyone. i use win 7 ultimate sp1 x64. i wanted install windows 8 and make dual boot on my machine. before my c: volume was 267 gb the D: volume was 605gb and E: volume was 59gb. so i began shrinking. on c partiton i had less free space so i thought i could shrink volume d and i did it. new...
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    Windows 7 Creating and Detecting Partitions in Linux on a Single Drive Laptop

    currently i have one single drive in my laptop, and i wanted to break them into 3 partation. i planned to do it by shrinking the drive and partationing it. will these type of partation will be detected by linux?
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    Windows 7 Cannot convert unallocated disk space into a new drive

    I have a brand new Toshiba Qosmio portable computer with Windows 7 pre-installed in the "C" (=the only hard) drive. I wanted to create an "E" drive and partition, so in Disk Management I focused the largest partition and selected "Shrink Drive". As a result, I got 208,26 GB of unallocated...