Hi Leo, thanks for the video. At 6:09 , I suppose there is an alternative to deleting the partition(for creating another partition). Shrink the volume of E: partition to say half of it. Then you can use the newly un-allocated space for additional partition. This way, you may also preserve the data in the original partition.
If your system only has one internal drive (C: drive - HDD or SSD), I'm assuming you would not want to format or delete the disk volume. Is this correct?
In your video you interchangeably use volume and disc. And in Microsoft Windows 10 disk part tool there is are commands concerning Disks Volumes Partitions And they are distinct objects One from another. So even if I understand the basic division of the Volume into drives, I cannot understand these 3 For example you tell we are creating a volume and assigning a drive letter to it. So it is a volume or a drive?
In my case I have two recovery partitions and cannot enable reagentc, it says cannot update boot config. Also I cannot boot into safe mode. Could you point me in the right direction to fix it by chance?
A partition is simply another way of organizing data. You can manage it yourself!
Yes, I finally understand what a partition is! Thank you for this video, your teaching style is exactly what I have been looking for.
Thanks Leo - well taught in a str8 4ward and succinct manner.
Hi Leo, thanks for the video. At 6:09 , I suppose there is an alternative to deleting the partition(for creating another partition). Shrink the volume of E: partition to say half of it. Then you can use the newly un-allocated space for additional partition. This way, you may also preserve the data in the original partition.
You need a million views because of the hard work you do keep it up 😍👌
this was great , you are a real Professor . Thank you
This was from a while ago, but it had some good reminders. Thanks.
Thank you Leo for simply explaining and demonstrating. Now if you could do the same for Linux would be great ;)
So a partition is dividing a drive into part. So different containers inside a disk. And u can add letters to each container👍
This is absolutely amazing. Thank you
Excellent explanation & demonstration. Thank you Leo! 🙂👍
You make things super easy to understand. I am a visual learner and this helped a lot!! I subscribed. Thank you!
Really perfectly explained, thank you
i got nice lesson today out of presentation that attractive methodology , many thanks !
Awesome content, thank you for the class sir.
Sir, thank you. Now, is there a reason why others would not use the cursor trail like you did? That also helped following your instructions.
Will you be able to explain about linux disk partition techniques, because while I am intalling it always gives me a error.
Can I run 2 different operating systems on the same computer??
You can set up dual boot to boot into one or the other, OR you can set up a virtual machine to run a second OS within the primary.
If your system only has one internal drive (C: drive - HDD or SSD), I'm assuming you would not want to format or delete the disk volume. Is this correct?
What's the name for the back up program please
But you did not explain what the benefit of making a partition. How it would be helpful.
In your video you
interchangeably use
volume and disc.
And in Microsoft Windows 10 disk part tool there is are commands concerning
Disks
Volumes
Partitions
And they are distinct objects One from another.
So even if I understand the basic division of the Volume into drives,
I cannot understand these 3
For example you tell we are creating a volume and assigning a drive letter to it. So it is a volume or a drive?
Diskpart tool
In my case I have two recovery partitions and cannot enable reagentc, it says cannot update boot config. Also I cannot boot into safe mode. Could you point me in the right direction to fix it by chance?
I'd have you reach out to the computer's manufacturer.
Hi Leo, EasyTechGeek has a video showing how to create a partition using Windows10 without destroying the existing data. What do you think?
I haven't looked at their video, but there are situations where it can be done. Just not every situation (and perhaps not even most).
Does many partitions, 4 partitions in Windows 10 effect the speed of Computer performance?
Not strictly, but it REALLY depends on exactly how you're using your computer and what files live where.
@@askleonotenboom Thanks.