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I bought myself a new laptop with 1 TB hard-disk.While installing Ubuntu i made that Windows 10 stays in a 200 GB partition.I thought i could create a partition for Ubuntu while installing but i couldn't.So now i have 200 GB for Windows and 800GB for Ubuntu. I would like to leave 100 GB for Ubuntu and have 700 GB common storage to access from both storage.So any idea how i can do it? I kinda new to Ubuntu and I would like to have your help? Thanks!**

Mudit Kapil
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IMrPrince
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Log in to Ubuntu and install Gparted you can find it in the software center or install it via terminal:

sudo apt install gparted

after installing you can run gparted and resize the partition of ubuntu to the size you want it to have. This should work without a problem on a fresh install since the overall partition usage should be way below 100GB.

After the Resizing of the Ubuntu Partition you should be able to use gparted or windows to create a NTFS partition that you can then use/mount in Ubuntu too.

WooJoo
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