Badams130
January 17th, 2011, 02:14 AM
When i went to create a partition for Ubuntu using the Disk Management tool, i discovered there were three partitions:
the C: Drive (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition);
a 9.01GB partition thats 100% free (Primary Partition); and
a 1.46GB partition (Active, Recovery Partition).
The last two dont have any letters assigned to them (theres no D: Drive or E: Drive). Is it safe to create another partition for Ubuntu, i dont wanna ruin my harddrive :-|
FYI, I'm Running Windows 7 64-bit.
the C: Drive (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition);
a 9.01GB partition thats 100% free (Primary Partition); and
a 1.46GB partition (Active, Recovery Partition).
The last two dont have any letters assigned to them (theres no D: Drive or E: Drive). Is it safe to create another partition for Ubuntu, i dont wanna ruin my harddrive :-|
FYI, I'm Running Windows 7 64-bit.