Cara Membuat Partisi Baru di Windows 10 atau Mengurangi Partisi C. Mengurangi kapasitas hardisk drive C dengan cara sebagai berikut.
How to Hide/Unhide Hard Disk Partition in Windows 10 File ExplorerIf you have some important and confidential files or materials on your computer, what is the option to avoid someone seeing and accessing the files or materials? It’s a good idea to place all the important and confidential files and materials on a hard disk and then hide the entire disk partition. This way, the disk partition is invisible and will not appear in Windows File Explorer, so that others don’t know the existence of the hard disk partition as well as the files on it. If you also think it a good idea, now follow this post to see File Explorer.
Here are three ways for you.Way 1: Hide and unhide hard disk partition with Disk ManagementStep 1:.Step 2: Right-click on the volume you want to hide, and select Change Drive Letter and Paths from the menu.Step 3: In the Change Drive Letter and Paths dialog, click the Remove button, and confirm any popped warning dialog. After the drive letter is removed, the drive partition is hidden.To unhide the hard disk partition:Click the Add button.Select Assign the following drive letter, select one letter from the drop-down menu, and click OK. After you assign a drive letter for the partition, the hard disk partition should appear in the File Explorer.Way 2: Hide and unhide hard disk partition via Group Policy EditorStep 1:.Step 2: Navigate to User Configuration Administrative Templates Windows Components File Explorer. Click to highlight File Explorer, and then double-click on Hide these specified drives in My Computer on the right-side pane.Step 3: Select Enabled, then select the drive you want to hide from the drop-down menu, and then click OK. Then the disk partition will disappear from This PC in File Explorer.To unhide the hard disk partition, select Not Configured or Disabled and click OK. Way 3: Hide and unhide hard disk partition with diskpart commandsStep 1: Open a command prompt window, then type diskpart and hit Enter. If prompt with a 'User Account Control' dialog, click Yes.