- Oct 27, 2007
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So I'm trying to install Linux on the same hard disk that has my Windows install. I need to create a new partition (the hard disk is not partitioned at this point at all).
The HDD is 160gb with 105 free. I right click My Computer -> Manage. In Disk Management I right click the disk, select Shrink Volume... and it tells me there is only 2,730MB available shrink space. I want to shrink back about 30gb. Any ideas why it only gives me 2.7gb space to shrink into? There is a note at the bottom of the dialog that says
Any ideas? TIA.
The HDD is 160gb with 105 free. I right click My Computer -> Manage. In Disk Management I right click the disk, select Shrink Volume... and it tells me there is only 2,730MB available shrink space. I want to shrink back about 30gb. Any ideas why it only gives me 2.7gb space to shrink into? There is a note at the bottom of the dialog that says
Size of available shrink space can be restricted is snapshots or pagefiles are enabled on the volume
Any ideas? TIA.