When you shrink a volume you free up space in the disk this unallocated space can then be used to create other needed partitions. For example, this is a good alternative when you are in a situation where you need an additional partition and you lack of extra disks.
Starting with Vista and 7, Microsoft Windows has a new feature that allows you to shrink (or decrease) the sizes of a primary partition and logical drives.
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