Convert Primary Partition to Logical to install ubuntu

[Bihan_]

I have 500 GB hard disk with 3 primary partition
C: 100 GB (Windows 10 installed)
D: 200 GB
E: 165 GB

What I want is to install ubuntu/fedora as dual boot. But I can install neither fedora nor ubuntu.
I tried using an unallocated space of 30 GB shrinked from drive D .

If I change the drive D to logical and shrink 30 GB from it, can it be possible to install ubuntu
And please provide the easiest method to create a partition for ubuntu so that I can get "install ubuntu alongside windows" .

 

[Alabalcho]

YOu cannot just change a partition from primary to logical. YOu will have to delete one of your primary partitions, and create new logical partition. I would highly recommend doing that with your E: partition, even if you have to shring D: partition first.

 

[Bihan_]

YOu cannot just change a partition from primary to logical. YOu will have to delete one of your primary partitions, and create new logical partition. I would highly recommend doing that with your E: partition, even if you have to shring D: partition first.

there is a software easeus partition master which allows to change primary partition to logical.

 

[Alabalcho]

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