How should I divide it, and how should I divide it properly?

It can be partitioned under Windows.

It is best to partition the system when it is installed, so that the system will be more stable.

You go to buy a system disk, reinstall the system, and you will be prompted to partition it.

Some fast-installed system disks also come with partitioning software, PQ, etc.

It is recommended that you divide it into two zones, which can speed up the disk transfer.

It seems that you only choose to repartition when you reinstall the system, buy an XP installation disk, or **burn one. Because your C drive occupies the entire disk, and Windows is in use, it cannot be operated with software such as Partition Magician. Or install a DOS toolbox, enter DOS when startup, there is partition software in it, and adjust the partition under DOS.

Even if you find a partition software under Windous, you can partition it, but there is no guarantee that the files will not be lost or damaged, and the system may be full of holes at this time.

I think you should still back up the files first and then divide them again, and then reinstall the system. This is the best choice, if you have difficulties, you can also refer to the previous opinions.

The current XP disk can also be partitioned, but you have to redo the system.

There is software that can partition the system without redoing it, but it will lose files and cause the system to crash again, if you don't know how to dos, then you can use XP disk to divide it.

There must be a low plate.

Once formatted, don't forget to set up an event.

All of the above is nonsense!

The easiest workaround is to --- install the system manually.

In fact, a boot disk is only a few dollars, and you can realize the partition with one click when you buy one!

Wei24856101 - Senior Manager Level 7.

His correct solution is exactly what you need!

Disk Partitioning Method:

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 to partition your computer:Tools: HP OMEN 6, win10.

1. Right-click "This Computer", then select "Manage", and in the "Computer Management" page, click "Disk Management" in the lower left.

2. Right-click on the larger disk and select "Compress Volume".

3. In the new pop-up dialog box, enter the size of the new partition as required, and click "Compress".

4. After the compression is completed, there will be an "unallocated" disk empty shirt and pants room below, right-click the unallocated space, and select "New Simple Volume".

5. In the new pop-up dialog box, fill in the size of the partition as needed, then click "Next", then assign the drive letter, after the assignment is completed, click "Next" to set the file system, allocate the unit pure group size, volume label, check "Perform Quick Format" and click "Next".

I strongly disagree with the above, your new computer new hard drive, where did you get the Microsoft system?

Right-click on My Computer -- click Manage -- check the disk management item below Storage You can see your disk partition situation, if there is no partitioned disk yet, right-click on the disk to format it is available (otherwise it is gray) Click Format, divide the disk space and set the disk properties until the disk is divided.

You can partition by following these steps:

1.Click on My Computer, right-click, and select Manage Items. Once opened, select Disk Management Items.

2.Select the disk you want to split. Right-click and select Compress Volume.

3.Enter the amount of space to be freed up, which can be converted (1g=1024m) Example: If you want to add a 10g disk, enter 10240 in the compression step.

4.Click Compress. After compression, you will find that there is an extra green disk, and this part of the space is the new disk area. Right-click New Simple Volume. Follow the wizard to install it step by step. Select the size - the name of the hard disk - confirm if it is formatted.

5.After the operation is completed, you will find that a new disk has been added.

Do you want to partition because there is only one disk or because you want to divide one disk out of multiple disks?

1.There is only one disk:

Right-click "My Computer", "Manage", "Disk Management", your computer partition will appear, right-click on the C drive, select "Compress Volume", a "Compress or Cancel" window will pop up, at this time, you don't need to change the data on it and click Compress directly. Right-click the unallocated area, select Create Simple Volume, and the "Create Simple Volume Wizard--- Specify Volume Size" window will pop up, enter the size of the area you want to divide, "Next". Assign Drives and Paths window, go directly to the next step.

Format Partition window, select the default "Format this volume according to the following settings, perform quick format", click "Next", "Finish". This completes the partitioning.

2.Multiple disks come out of one of the disks:

Right-click "My Computer", "Manage", "Disk Management", your computer partition will appear, right-click "Free Space Disk", select "New Volume", and then follow the prompts.

Good luck, hehe!

After installing the program, it is running in an unstable environment. An unstable car do you have the guts to slate? Partition the system first, then install the software. Build a building and then modify the foundation, do you dare to live?

There are partitions on it when installing the system.