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Changing the partition sizes
This section describes how to change the partition sizes.
About hard disk partitioning
Hard disk partitioning is to divide a hard disk into multiple partitions. It allows
you to organize your data or software on each hard disk partition more
effectively.
The computer has a partition (C drive) only with the default settings. You can
repartition the hard disk into two partitions: C drive and D drive, and use the
D drive as a location to back up your data. For information on how to create
a partition, see “Creating a hard disk partition” described below.
Creating a hard disk partition
The steps described here take as an example the hard disk partitioning to
change the size of the C drive and create another partition.
There are two options to create a partition:
❑ Create a partition using the Windows feature.
❑ Create a partition in the recovery process.
If you reduce the volume of the C drive partition, you may not create recovery discs or
complete the recovery process successfully because the free space on the hard disk drive
is not enough.
If you create a partition in the recovery process, all the data previously stored on a hard disk
will be deleted.
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