

That’s it a brand-new partition USB Drive is created! Step 8- Go on clicking ‘Next’ buttons, specify volume size you want to allocate to a new partition and ultimately hit ‘Finish’ to create the new partition. So, when the format option is given, do so. Step 7- It’s a good practice to format the new & old drives when doing partition. Step 6- Go through the on-screen instructions and enter the size you want to allocate to your new partition. Right-click on it and select ‘New Simple Volume’ option. Step 5- A new ‘unallocated’ space will be displayed next to all the existing drives. Step 4- You’ll need to create some ‘Unallocated space’ before you can split the drive, so once the Shrink Volume box pops up > enter the amount of space you want to allocate > & hit ‘Shrink’ button. Step 3- Go to the disk you want to create a partition on and right-click to find ‘Shrink Volume’ option. A list of all the existing and external drives will be presented on your screen. You can also open Disk Management by going to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Click on Disk Management under Storage head on the left-hand side. Step 2- To get into Disk Management utility, go to the Windows search box and type ‘Disk Management’ > click the first result ‘Create and format hard disk partitions’ and select the hard drive you wish to split.
