I have 4 partitions on my C drive. I may need to reduce that down to three to create a partition for Linux Mint 17.3 (dual boot setup), but might be able to work with what I currently have. My current partitions are viewed as follows with Disk Manager:
Starting from the left part of the Disk Manager window, and going to the right side
1) 13.67 GB Recovery Partition
2) 100 MB System Active Primary Partition
3) C drive - 142.16 GB Boot, Crash Dump, Pate File, Primary Partition
4) D drive 775.58 GB Primary Partition (there is no data in this partition, at all)
Can I use the D drive (which is on the same HDD as the other three partitions) for installing Linux? Since it's empty, I thought I might be able to install it there. Or, I might have to get rid of one of the partitions. That question brought me to this forum.
Thank you for any help you can give me. Much appreciated.
Starting from the left part of the Disk Manager window, and going to the right side
1) 13.67 GB Recovery Partition
2) 100 MB System Active Primary Partition
3) C drive - 142.16 GB Boot, Crash Dump, Pate File, Primary Partition
4) D drive 775.58 GB Primary Partition (there is no data in this partition, at all)
Can I use the D drive (which is on the same HDD as the other three partitions) for installing Linux? Since it's empty, I thought I might be able to install it there. Or, I might have to get rid of one of the partitions. That question brought me to this forum.
Thank you for any help you can give me. Much appreciated.
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