install win 10 on unlocated space on SSD

[JOLO14]

Hello, i want to ask you. I just build brand new computer, and tried to instal win 10 64bit. I followed instruction and get to the point when you select disk partition where u want to instal windows. There were listed my SSD as 240 gb unlocated space. On some forums i read, that on that screen i should chose option "New" and it will automaticly create 4 difrerent partition like recovery, primary etc. And i should instal win on that primary partition. BUT i didnt do that, and instal windows on unlocated space. My question is, did windows create those 4 partition automaticly no matter what or i just fuk up? btw i didnt format ssd ...

Thanks

 

[SkyNetRising]

Post screenshot from Disk Management.

 

[rgd1101]

look at the disk management, you can see how many partition it created.

 

[herrwizo]

In short, as long as Windows got installed and you can boot, you did nothing wrong. In fact, additional partitions are probably already created, just do what rgd1101 guy said, check control panel --> administrative tools --> computer management --> disk management.

 

[JOLO14]

U were right, just checked it at disk management and there are 4 partitions, windows instalation created it automaticly