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I was trying to install ubuntu along with Windows 10. On my C: drive I have 275 GB of free space, from 100 GB of which I wanted to make a partition for ubuntu. Windows Disk Management only allows me to make 10 GB partition from my C: drive.

I know, that you could bypass that, by using third party software, but is there a possibility, that it will damage my operating system, or any of my files? And also which app is best for partitioning SSD drives?

Alexander Zhukovsky
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Do not make a new partition with Windows. Just resize your C: (make it the 100 smaller) and leave unallocated space. Windows doesn't let you make EXT4 partitions if I remember right. You can make a partition for Ubuntu during install in the unallocated space. You don't need third party software.

Joepie Es
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