Unlike Windows Vista and the later Windows operating system versions, Windows XP Snap-in Disk Management doesn’t offer the Shrink Volume feature to release some space. However, if you are a Windows XP user, you may find that this way is unavailable.
Or when you need to create a new partition, the general way is to shrink the volume to release some space first and then create new partitions on the new released unallocated space. In general, if you find the existing partitions are unreasonable, you need to repartition it to meet your further needs. Want to Create Partition after Windows XP Installed? How to Partition a Hard Drive Windows XP FAQ.Want to Create Partition after Windows XP Installed?.
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