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This document discusses disk partitioning and disk management. It defines disk management tools like shrinking volumes, deleting volumes, and formatting. It explains the differences between formatting during Windows installation versus after booting. Specifically, formatting after booting is easier and faster with the ability to change drive letters without additional tools. The document also covers file systems, allocating disk space for partitions, and accessing disk management in Windows.
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- 2. ENABLE OBJECTIVE 1. Function of disk management tools. 2. Difference between formatting HHD while installing windows and after booting. 3. File system 4. Allocation of disk space to create partition. 5. Ways to browse disk management windows.
- 3. FUNCTION OF DISK MANAGEMENT TOOLS Shrink volume. Shrinking the disk in the computer to make extra space.
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