@Dakilleux because a) i prefer windows xp and b) when i run it on a virtual machine i cant use it properly because of windows 7

@blainyrules now why would you want to do that

Thank you so Much for this great tutorial
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@Flandersir supposing i wante to make 150 gb partition . how much is that in mb ?

really really nice video

Thx……really help….

Thanks for the clear and simple instructions…..

can you help? i have a 160gb hdd with 70gb free and its only letting me make a new partition of 648mb i need to make one at least 2gb to dual boot xp and 7

Worked perfectly. =)

excelnt simple video..works great

crystal clear thanks dude

after partioning the drive i gor an error “You cannot create a new volume in this unallocated space because the disk already contains the maximum number of partitions”.but i hav only 2 partitions C and D.new unallocated volume is created but alphabet is not assigned to it and its not detected in my computer..plz help me with this error..

thanks dude!

Nice one buddy

Nice one buddy, really appreciate you posting this video, worked as described

hello boss i have problem with windows 7 partition
massage apper on screen ( you cannot creat a new volume in this unallocated space because the disk already contains the maximum number of partitions.)
plz tell me about this thanks

Great tutorial thank you you saved me a night of hassle

thanks man!!

hey man, great vid, it helped me. I just have a question how do I put the partitioned hard drive the boot property?

Wow, never knew it was so easy. i did it AS the vid played. lol Thanks!

@Stealth9322 Yes, just choose your new partition it from the install menu of your desiered new OS.

If i did this, could i install a second os such as linux to my new partition? Thanks in advance

thanks man

@Goodnewskid I had the exact same problem. Your going to have to get a 3rd party partition manager. Search for one on google.

Thanks for the video. It is simple and straight to the point.