I cannot shrink any partition (Bitlocker Error)
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Give this tutorial a read and it should help. http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/2672-partition-volume-shrink.html
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Exactly what are you trying to do, and where?
Of more immediate concern is I see no System flag on any partition. This means the boot files aren't in proper order. They should be on C from what I can tell with part of the drive map obscurred by the strange error message. That error message may be anomalys if you're only trying to shrink a partition.
Did you replace the WIn7 boot manager with GRUB? This is not a good idea. Better to follow the course outlined here: Dual boot Ubuntu-Win7
Of more immediate concern is I see no System flag on any partition. This means the boot files aren't in proper order. They should be on C from what I can tell with part of the drive map obscurred by the strange error message. That error message may be anomalys if you're only trying to shrink a partition.
Did you replace the WIn7 boot manager with GRUB? This is not a good idea. Better to follow the course outlined here: Dual boot Ubuntu-Win7