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When I right clicked on the Disk , and selected Shrink ,a window popped up as shown in the screenshot.<br />
I wanted to create a partition of 250 GB. What should I type on the window.?<br />
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When I right clicked on the Disk , and selected Shrink ,a window popped up as shown in the screenshot.
I wanted to create a partition of 250 GB. What should I type on the window.?

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Actually I was worried about &quot;Enter the amount of Space to Shrink&quot; , whether &nbsp;it means &quot;create new partition&quot;<br />
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I know that 250GB=250000MB<br />
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Actually I was worried about "Enter the amount of Space to Shrink" , whether  it means "create new partition"

I know that 250GB=250000MB
(:)

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it worked ..Thanks<br />
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I wonder if it was C:drive where the OS is installed.<br />
I might had to resort to third party tool to create a partition on C ?
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it worked ..Thanks

I wonder if it was C:drive where the OS is installed.
I might had to resort to third party tool to create a partition on C ?

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I have windows 8 with 2 drives SSD where the OS and some Applications are installed and another 2nd Drive where I put my Data.<br />
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the 2nd drive is about 750GB with 500 GB free space. I need to create a new partition on the free space.<br />
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I am not sure if this can be possible.<br />
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Thanks.
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I have windows 8 with 2 drives SSD where the OS and some Applications are installed and another 2nd Drive where I put my Data.

the 2nd drive is about 750GB with 500 GB free space. I need to create a new partition on the free space.

I am not sure if this can be possible.

Thanks.

Partitioning Non system drive in windows

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