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How to shrink Windows Partition | Fix 0 MB Problem (no external tools)

~ How to shrink your windows partition 0MB Dualboot with ReFind:    • Dual Boot with Secure Boot using rEFI...   Dualboot Linux Mint:    • How to Dual Boot Windows and Linux on...   Hello everyone, welcome back to another video! In today's tutorial, I'll be guiding you through the process of shrinking your Windows partition to free up space for another partition. No need for external programs – everything can be done using Windows tools. Steps: 0:00 Open Disk Management by searching in the Windows search bar. 0:17 Right-click on your Windows partition and select "Shrink." If you encounter the issue of having zero megabytes available, follow these simple steps to resolve it. Additional Steps: 0:30 Disable system protection to allow for movable files. 0:53 Perform disk cleanup to delete unnecessary and unmovable files. 2:20 Disable system failure debugging information. 2:46 Turn off hibernation using the command prompt. 3:12 Remove the page file (virtual memory). 3:40 Reboot your computer. Final Shrink Process: Right-click on your Windows partition again. 3:45 Click on "Shrink" to successfully create unallocated space. 4:00 If needed, defragment your disk to optimize space. 4:25 Shrink the partition based on your desired size (remember 1,024 megabytes = 1 gigabyte). Allocate the unallocated space for different partitions. Please note that these steps may take some time, so be patient. In the video description, you'll soon find a link to another video covering dual-booting and other exciting topics. I will update it soon so subscribe to not miss out! If you found this tutorial helpful, don't forget to give it a thumbs up, subscribe for more tech guides, and leave a comment if you need help! Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one!