mr.science
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How do I shrink a disk volume so I have unallocated space for creating an additional volume without using the format option in the Computer Management administrative tool? My disk has all of its space allocated for the C partition, and the rest for the boot partition which is quite annoying because I do not have additional space for creating additional volumes. It would be helpful if I could shave some memory off the volume because it does not use it for anything anyway. It doesn't have any files in it, but because the whole disk is a Primary C volume and the boot partition I can't create anymroe volumes on it, and have no idea how to "resize" the C volume. Could someone tell me how to do this without using computer management? Because I can't use the format option in there for some reason.