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Click Shrink and wait until the process is finished. This will give you unallocated space of the amount you entered. We will now create a new volume and label it. Right click on unallocated space and click Create New Volume. Enter volume label such as Win10 to identify this volume during installation. Okay, now we have a separate partition. Now we will create a bootable media for Windows 10 installation. To create a bootable media, you will need a Windows 10 ISO file.

Once on the Techbench software downloads page, scroll down and select the edition you would like to download. Click Confirm. After this, select language, for example, English, and click Confirm. Now select whether you wish to download bit or bit edition. Once the download is finished, you can continue creating an installation media. First of all, it is necessary to create a new partition on your Windows 7 or Windows 8 primary hard drive for Win 10 installation.

Thus, you can use Windows built-in Disk Management or a free third-party partition manager. Disk Management is a built-in tool in Windows operating system.

To create a new partition, if there is no unallocated space on hard drive, you should shrink the partition to get it at first. And then right click on the unallocated space and choose New Simple Volume.

It allows you to create a new partition from unallocated space, just like in Disk Management. Moreover, it enables you to create a partition directly on an existing partition, just 3 steps required. You can choose one depending on yourself.

The following steps are creating a partition on an existing partition. Step 1. Right click any partition which has enough unused space here take E for example and choose "Create Partition".

Step 2.