Hi!
I'm planning to install Ubuntu 17.10 along with Windows 10 (dual-boot). I've created a bootable USB with Ubuntu, and now I want to shrink my HDD storage to get some free space for Ubuntu.
As I opened Disk Management tool, two options (volumes) shown up: (C: ) and System Reserved. I've looked up some tutorials on how to shrink disk partition, and everywhere it said that I need to shrink the biggest one (in this case C: ), but not to mess with EFI partition - which I don't have here.
I'm worried if I shrink C:, I will mess up with boot files.
So, my question: can I shrink C: anyways and continue with installation or do I need to do anything else?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
sn
I'm planning to install Ubuntu 17.10 along with Windows 10 (dual-boot). I've created a bootable USB with Ubuntu, and now I want to shrink my HDD storage to get some free space for Ubuntu.
As I opened Disk Management tool, two options (volumes) shown up: (C: ) and System Reserved. I've looked up some tutorials on how to shrink disk partition, and everywhere it said that I need to shrink the biggest one (in this case C: ), but not to mess with EFI partition - which I don't have here.
I'm worried if I shrink C:, I will mess up with boot files.
So, my question: can I shrink C: anyways and continue with installation or do I need to do anything else?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
sn