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Resize partition with GParted
How to install Windows 7 after Ubuntu and dual boot?

How should I create a partition in GParted so I can install Windows Vista/8 on it?

I would really like to put Windows alone or Dual-Boot (I would be so grateful for Dual-Boot since I love Ubuntu , But I need Windows at the same time!)

Here is the explanation , I have a 220 GB Hard Drive on , I want to resize it to 100 GB , Then the rest as a new partition , How do I do that? LiveUSB? GParted?

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  • You click on the unallocated space, and choose new partition. That seems so simple it can't really be what you are asking, so try updating your question.
    – psusi
    Nov 12, 2012 at 0:03

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If you haven't any empty/unneded disk partition, you should resize one of your partitions with gParted.This operation must expand unallocated area on your HDD.Then create new partition in Windows Installer.Because if you create a partition in Ubuntu, Windows installer can makes waves, even you format this partition ntfs.

If you have a empty/unneded disk partition, you should delete this partition and then create new partition in Windows Installer.

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  • I do not have empty/unlocated space , I have a big 220 GB Hard Drive , I want to resize it to 100 GB , Then have 120 GB for another OS
    – Ubisoft Terzuz
    Nov 12, 2012 at 12:46
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    You can do it with Gparted.Right-click to your partition and click to Resize.Don't forget that your disk must have 120GB empty space.
    – Hckr
    Nov 12, 2012 at 13:00

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