

- How to split my screen to show two equal windows how to#
- How to split my screen to show two equal windows windows#
▶Shrink the system partition will reboot your computer.
How to split my screen to show two equal windows how to#
Here you can download the demo version and follow the steps below to learn how to split local disk C drive into 2 partitions.
How to split my screen to show two equal windows windows#
Easier to split local disk with partition softwareĪOMEI Partition Assistant Professional is a reliable disk partition manager, which comes with “Split Partition” function to help Windows users easily divide a large partition with unused space into two smaller partitions. So, in most cases, you cannot shrink it to the half volume maximum. Besides, Disk Management can only shrink basic volumes that have no file system or that use the NTFS file system.To divide local disk more flexibly, we highly recommend you using third party partition software. However, you cannot shrink a volume beyond the point where any unmovable files are located.

To get more partitions, just repeat the “Shrink and Create” operation. Finally, you will get two partitions on your hard drive. Open Disk Management by right clicking My Computer/This PC->Management-> Disk Management.Ģ. Right click the disk, select "Shrink Volume", then, you will get an unallocated space.ģ. Right click the unallocated space, select "New Simple Volume". But for separating the local disk with Disk Management, you can only shrink volume first, then, create a new partition to get more partitions on the local hard drive. Windows operating systems all have built-in Disk Management, which can help you manage your disk in a certain way. Split local disk in Windows 10 via Disk Management What’s more, your personal data will be erased when the OS crashes someday. To avoid such disasters, the most effective way is to repartition the local hard disk, namely, to split local disk into more than one partition so that you can store different kind of data on different partitions. So, when you store some other data to your local disk, they will be saved on the unique system partition. Then you have to find your items among a mass of data when necessary. Generally speaking, when you got a new computer, there is only one partition (usually C: drive) on your local disk, stored with the operating system files. Why you need to split local disk in Windows 11/10/8/7?
