Dual Boot : Create Partitions Using PWBD

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  1. SSyar
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    i got the 2nd partition... by using shrink option in disk management..
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  3. Bare Foot Kid
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    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
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    Hello again SSyar.





    Glad to see you found a solution that works for you and thanks for the update.
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  4. lister
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    Windows 7 Panasonic CF F9 (used to have CF F8)
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    Thanks for this brilliant tutorial. Is this applicable for a dual boot linux/ubuntu and windows 7?

    I currently have four partitions -

    2 Partitions host the OS
    1 Partition is a SWAP for Linux
    1 Partition is a Shared Media Storage (which is NFATS I think...)

    Would this tutorial work in this case!

    THANKS!
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  5. Bare Foot Kid
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    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
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    Hello lister.



    You're welcome, I hope it'll be a help to you.

    I'm not sure; can we see a snip of the disk management of the machine in question?
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  7. mobifreaksam
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    Windows 7 home basic 64 bit
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    Friends i have bought a Dell laptop with windows 7 home basic 64 bit OS,320 GB hard disc and i3 processor. My problem is :
    I have recieved it with os installed and no partition of 320 GB HDD. Now i want atleast 2 more partition on it. How can i do it without harming it and os. ?
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  8. Bare Foot Kid
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    Hello mobifreaksam, welcome to Seven Forums!



    You don't need to use the Partition Wizard program to do that.


    First, use the method in this tutorial.

    Partition or Volume - Shrink


    Second, use this one.

    Partition or Volume - Create New
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