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How do i partition disk drive in Ubuntu to dual boot windows 10 but its already full from installation and resize it so i can dual boot it?

Every video i watch of it starts with windows 10 first and anywhere i look it does and I've tried virtual box its runs really slow because of my hardware its mostly my graphics card fault I've got 8 GB of RAM 2x Intel Core 2 CPU 6400 @ 2.13GHz and a nvidia gefore 310 512 MB graphics card.

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I suspect you have multiple kernels taking up space you need.

df -h run from within a terminal window shows your space on all partitions.

To see all kernels, do dpkg -l linux-image*

You can remove multiple old kernels at once with a command like
sudo apt-get remove linux-image-2.6.32-{21,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44}-server (substitute your numbers based on what you find with dpkg) but be very careful not to remove the current kernel, nor the latest kernel!

uname -r shows you what you are currently using.

sudo apt-get autoremove is good to run after removing old kernels as it removes obsolete dependencies.

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