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How to shrink the operation system partition in windows 8

  1. Right click computer and click manage.
  2. Click disk management in computer management window.
  3. Right click the partition you want to shrink and click shrink volume.
  4. Enter the amount of you want shrink and click shrink.
  5. That's all

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