Partitioning a Hard disk drive without formatting

[IPDO]

I have a 2 TeraByte Hard Disk Drive, i want it to be divided into 5 parts such that 1 part is for the operating system which should be little bit larger compared to other 4 parts individually.
I want the procedure to be done and the memory math calculation for arranging such parts.

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[Allan]

You can use disk management (start - run - diskmgmt.msc) or a 3rd party utility such as Easeus Partition Master. Be sure to back up all critical data before performing any drive level process.

[IPDO]

Easeus is a good tool, i have partitioned the hdd with this tool. It has got good interface and easy to decide and selection of size.
Thanks.

[Geek-9pm]

There are at least three good free partition managers I have used.
Gizmo's has a list of even more.

Best Free Partition Management Software

He gives top place to MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition 7.0
I would agree, but EASUS is also very good.

GParted is rather different  than  the others. Use with caution.

[patio]

So Windows sees the new partitions withot formatting ? ?
Just curious...

[Geek-9pm]

So Windows sees the new partitions withot formatting ? ?
Just curious...

Yes, The partition can exist without a format structure.
Windows sees hard drive space in three ways
A. Raw free space.
B. Partition specified, by not formatted.
C. Parturition formatted in a format known to Windows.
The fourth  possibility is a parson with a format Windows does not recognize. Such as a Linux partition. Or unknown  format from some other OS. (Like  Apple.)

[patio]

I was asking him...

[IPDO]

Asking What?

[Allan]

Who's on first?

[Salmon Trout]

GParted is rather different  than  the others. Use with caution.

Gparted is the only one I ever use. Never had any problems.