How do you create a partition with partition wizard?

Answer 1

As with ANY operation to change something on an HDD, backup first.

Map out your HDD - current partitions and sizes including hidden system and recovery partitions

You must understand some things about partitions before you can proceed.

Each HDD can only have 4 primary partitions. A new WinXP system from a mfg. like Dell already contains 3 partitions - System (hidden), C:, and Recovery, which may show as D: or be hidden. You can create one more primary partition. If you want to create more than 4 total, an extended partition must be created. It is sort of like a folder for partitions. You will have 2 primary and one extended which can contain more partitions.

You cannot boot from an extended partition. Once you have that figured out, the functions of Partition Wizard will begin to make sense and you can determine

Another ways , you can use three party tool ,like as MiniTool partition wizard.

Step 1: Choose one of the following ways to activate "Create Partition" function:

• Drop down the "Partition" button to find "Create" after selecting the unallocated space.
• Click "Create" from Toolbar after selecting the unallocated space.
• Click "Create Partition" from left menu after selecting the unallocated space.
• Right click on the unallocated space and choose "Create" option from drop-down menu.

Step 2: In this interface, you are expected to confirm parameters including Partition Label, Partition Type, Drive Letter, File System, Cluster Size, Partition Volume and Partition Location. If you make no change here, all these parameters are kept by default. After that click "OK" button to go back to main interface of the software.

Step 3: You can preview a new partition will be created on Windows 10. Click "Apply" button on the upper left corner to confirm the creation if you agree.

Hope that helps