Windows 10 how to partition C drive

The new win10,Although it is now a preview version,But many people still like to install win10 to try it out,Many people don't know how to use it,And the partition doesn't know how to divide。 So how does win10 partition?

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Before proceeding with the partition, we must enter the disk management of the system. There are two ways to enter Disk Management. One is to enter Disk Management through the computer properties. The second is to directly right-click the Windows key (Windows+X) and select Disk Management.

Then we choose the size of the space we want to compress. Click Compress.

Enter the New Simple Volume Wizard, and we will click "Next" directly.

Then we specify the size of the volume, and we can enter the size we want. Then click "Next".

For the simple volume you created, select the drive letter.

Then select the disk format for your newly created simple volume, here we generally choose "ntfs".

Finally, we click Done. Just wait a while.

It depends on how many gigabytes of your hard drive is.

You can partition it through the system's built-in tools.

Prompt "Volume is being queried for free compressed space, please wait...."Wait patiently for a few moments and then the amount of compressed space available appears. For example, if you compress 300GB, calculate 300GB * 1024 = 307200, and add 10MB or 20MB on this basis to prevent the partition table from taking up space and separating it from being unsightly.

Click the unallocated space that appears after compression, right-click and select "New Simple Volume".

If you want to divide the unallocated space into multiple zones, write the required capacity of the current partition.

The drive letter here defaults to E (because the D drive is already occupied by the optical drive.) Friends with obsessive-compulsive disorder, you can go back to the disk management page and right-click on the loss optical drive, select this belt to change the drive letter and path, change d to the letter after it, leave the position of d, and then change the E disk to D disk here).

Enter the partition name in the "Volume label" field and select Next (you can also right-click in [This Computer] to rename it later).

Tap Done, wait for a while, and you're done.

Step 1Right-click on This PC, select Manage, and then select Disk Management in the left list of the Computer Management window. In Windows 10, you can also right-click on the start menu and directly select the "Disk Management" function.

<> step 2In the partition list, right-click on the part you want to repartition, select "Compress Volume", and the system will give you the available compressed capacity after analysis.

<> step 3Enter the size of the capacity you want to split.

Note that if it is a system disk, it should have at least 50GB of capacity. After determining the capacity, click "Compress", and when you are done, you will see an unpartitioned free space added to the partition list.

It should be noted here that because the Windows system is calculated according to 1024MB=1GB, and the hard disk manufacturers are converted according to 1000MB=1GB, if you directly input 10000MB, you will not get a 100GB partition.

Step 4Create a simple volume.

Repartitioning into one or more partitions is fine. Just right-click on the space, select "New Simple Volume", and then press the prompt "Next".

Step 5Allocate capacity to other partitions.

For unallocated space, you can also choose to assign it to any of the existing partitions, right-click on the selected partition, select "Extend Volume", and then follow the prompts.

It can be done by C disk expansion, specifically in disk management, but if you are not proficient, it is not recommended to do such an action, and it is easy to damage the system if it is not done well.

1. Right-click on the computer and select the Manage tabOpen the Computer Management window.

2. Select Storage ManagementOpen the Disk Management page.

3. Right-click and select the disk you want to compress, the shortcut to select the compressed volume.

4. Fill in the amount of space to be compressed in the input compressed space (MB).If you want to compress 50g, fill in 50*1024=51200 and select the compression button.

5. After compression, you will find that there is an extra unpartitioned disk, right-click to pop up the shortcut menu and select Create Simple Volume to open the New Simple Volume wizard.

6. Click NextEnter the size of the disk to be created in the Simple Volume Size field.

7. Next, select the driveDisk number.

8. Next, select the file system format, then tick the box before performing the quick format, click the Next button, and the new disk is done.

First, right-click "This PC" and select "Manage" to pop up the computer management dialog box.

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Then select "Disk Management", select "C drive", right-click, and select "Compress Volume".

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In the dialog box that pops up, enter the size of the C drive you want to split, and a new disk will appear.

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Finally, right-click on the new disk and create a new disk.

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