If you want to repartition your computer s disk, how can I get it?

Use partitionmagic.,This thing is easy to use.,The interface is the same First of all, let's talk about the structure of the hard disk partition The hard disk must have a main partition and an extended partition The main partition is generally used to install the system.,Then give it the corresponding capacity according to the size of your hard disk (98 occupies 500m XP occupy, in addition to the system also has to occupy IE cache and the like, give him 1g, and there is virtual memory, and you have to give 1g, then at least there must be more capacity,My own only gave 5g haha My hard disk is small, so the remaining space has to be given to the extended partition, don't think that this is only divided into two disks, hey hey def and other disks are called logical partitions on the extended partition haha You have to allocate the expansion before you can allocate the logic Then at the beginning you want to partition you have to delete the original partition, and if you want to delete it, you have to start from the logic and finally move the master! That's what it means! If you just want to change the size of the partition, you can use this software, if you want to repartition the whole disk, then you have to have a system disk, which generally has this software!

Chinese version, as long as you read the basics I said above, then you will understand how to do it!

You can partition directly with dm, there is a Chinese version.

Taking the win10 system as an example, the operation of dividing the redundant partition is as follows:

1. First open the laptop, right-click "This Computer" on the desktop, and click "Manage" in the pop-up page.

2. Enter the management interface of the computer, click "Disk Management" in the storage, then right-click the C drive, and click "Compress Volume" in the pop-up menu bar;

3. The amount of compressed space entered here is to divide the C drive, and the specific capacity is calculated according to your actual usage, but at least 50GB must be reserved for the system.

The capacity of 102400 is divided from the C drive, that is, 100GB, and the unallocated partition is the new partition that is divided. Click compress and wait for a while to compress an unallocated disk from the C drive losslessly, right-click on the unallocated disk, and select "New Simple Volume". In the pop-up window, enter the partition size, set the drive letters, such as d, e, f, and partition format, and click OK after the settings are complete.

After you have finished creating the partition on your computer, click "Submit". Then click "Execute" in the pop-up dialog box, and the system will start the partitioning operation. The partition operation will take a long time until the system restarts again, enter the desktop and open "This Computer" to see if the partition is what you need, so that the disk is divided.

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.

Here's how:

1. Use DiskGenius and other software to set the required disk partition to active and other disk partitions to inactive.

2. Go to BIOS and set the preferred boot disk as the disk where the boot partition is located.

3. After setting up, go back to automatically turn on the computer from the boot partition.

4. Repartition the disk, first the disk where the system is located, and then the system disk is the C drive.

5. Start installing the system, and install the system to the system boot disk that needs to be in the state during the installation process.

6. After installing the system, the system disk has been guessed into the system disk C disk, and the computer is also started from the system disk.

Step 1: In Windows Explorer, find "This Computer is empty" or "My Computer", right-click and select "Manage" to enter the computer management window, click "Blind Disk Management" on the left navigation bar, and find the partitioned hard disk.

Step 2: For existing partitions, you can right-click on the partition and select "Compress Volume" to reduce the partition space, or select "Delete Volume" to delete the partition. After deleting or shrinking a small partition, you can right-click on the unallocated space, select New Simple Volume, and follow the wizard to create a new partition.

Step 3: After creating a new partition, you can right-click on the new partition, select "Format", select the file system (like NTFS, FAT32, etc.) to format it, and after formatting, your hard drive repartitioning process is complete.