I have backed up most of my personal files from the Windows 10 SSD of course Windows10 is already installed of course on the smaller current 250GB SSD How do I make the bigger Kingston partition available for Ubuntu, and the smaller partition available for windows10 if that is possible? I would like to have the rest of the Kingston SSD partition available for extra storage space for my windows system (something like 460- 360GB) if that makes any sense, because my main windows SSD is only 250GB and I would like little bit extra space occasionally on the windows side.
How do I partition that new Kingston SSD? I was thinking about having a smaller partition for the Ubuntu system if that is possible, so that I would only have about 500 - 600GB for the Ubuntu system on the Kingston SSD. Some questions about dual booting for my case
#Dual boot ssd windows mac with secondary drive for storage install
I haven't done anything yet, because I don't have the proper screw driver to install the big Kingston SSD yet. So, I decided that since my laptop has a second hard drive bay for another hard drive, I decided to buy a Kingston 960GB SSD for this purpose of having Ubuntu on it. I will most likely use windows10 for some python programming and games, because all my tools and visual studio are installed on my windows SSD. However, as I've been a Windows used thusfar, I still have windows 10 on my main SSD 250GB on the laptop. I've already used Ubuntu a little bit on a virtual machine before but now I have to have a real Linux system for a college course so I'm trying to prepare in advance for this course by installing it.
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