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Hi, I am thinking on putting win 10 pro on a new partition. I am using gparted live to set it up but it appears all space is being used. I have 1 partition being used as:

ntfs recovery part at 900 Mib
unknown MS reserved part at 128 Mib
ntfs restore part at 15 Gib

Do I need any of these? If so, which ones do i keep and which is OK to delete and use for win 10 pro?

thx

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u need all of them especially the last one

if u want a new partition u should shrink the largest one and create a new one

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u need all of them especially the last one

if u want a new partition u should shrink the largest one and create a new one

From the word "shrink" do you mean resize the largest of all partitions? If so, I tried to but when I did, it wouldn't except it as the option to save it was grayed out with only cancel as an option.

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I have an image of my win 8.1 pro OS so if I need to restore I will use that. Since that is the case, what can I feel comfortable deleting and using win 10 pro on if any?

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hello bruinator:

I will help you, but I don't understand what do you want

,,in any case if you have made restore dvd I think you can erase anything ^_^ ..in any case the image you have is the entire HDD or only the 8.1 partition?

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how can i increase my system/boot partition? I have 220 gb of free, unallocated space. Can I use that to increase it? If so, how plz?

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can I extend the system / boot partition by taking it from an unallocated partition or will the affect something so it wont work?

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Ohh yes, now it's clear.

to increase your system partition I can do it under your OS (8.1, right?) with disk management tool (right click on windows flag at the right bottom, and choose disk management).

here you can manage your partition, increase (extend) you system partition, move another, and so on.

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