It's advisable to put all your data on
a different drive than on your OS drive. In future if you need to recreate the OS, you will have your data safe on a separate logical drive.
To partition your hard drive, right
click on the “Computer” on and click manage.
This should open computer management
window, which looks like:
Scroll to Disk management. On the
right, locate your disk (generally called C:). Right Click and select
shrink volume.
In the Enter the amount of space to shrink in MB:, enter the size of the data drive that you want to create. I would
suggest you retain at least 60 – 250 GB on your C drive, based on
the total disk size. Changing this later would be troublesome.
After shrinking you'll find unallocated
volume. Right click on the volume and click on “New Simple Volume”.
This should open the wizard. Follow the
steps given and you should have your data drive ready.










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