Hello Alfares, and welcome to Seven Forums.
It's the same procedure for a SSD as it is for a HDD. However, please post a screenshot of your Disk Management window first to see what you drive layout is. This will let us know what your options are. :)
Thank you Brink for this prompt response,
Here is my screen shot, it shows the C drive, the recovery drive and 100MB free for ??
Awaiting your advise before proceeding with the partition.
Sorry, did not go through !
Here it is
Last edited by Brink; 16 Jul 2011 at 18:40. Reason: merged
You would be able to easily shrink the C: drive by what you like to be able to create a new partition on the SSD using Option One in the tutorial. :)
Hi,
I am unable to reallocate this please tell me the precedure to allocate that 133gb volume
Thanks & Regards,
Arya
You already have 4 primary partitions, which is the limit. Your options are:
1. replace volume E: with an extended partition, including the unallocated space (You could then create two logical volumes within that extended partition.), or
2. increase the size of (extend) volume E: to include the unallocated space.
As always, backup the data on volume E: before attempting either option.
Jim
Hi,
If i am shrinking the volume of system drive means os loaded drive is it affect to my os.
Thanks & Regards,
Arya
As with the advice above I would backup before any partition operation. I would also make a system image. Disk Manager will tell you how much you can shrink C:
My opinion:
Don't shrink your OS partition much if any.
Hi, I wanted to have a partition, but instead of primary, I got logical partition. I only have 2 primary and 1 recovery partition. Can I get the 3rd primary instead of logical?
Thanks.:)
Hello R3QuI3M, and welcome to Seven Forums.
Since you already have 3 primary partitions, the 4th and following ones will be logical partitions. You will be fine with it as a logical partition though. :)
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