Failed to Create a New Partition on the Selected Unused Space
Geeks - If you are trying to create a new partition on an unused space on your hard drive, but receive an error message saying that the operation has failed, there are a few possible reasons for this. Here are some possible causes and solutions:
The unused space is not a valid partition. In order to create a new partition, the unused space must be unallocated and not part of an existing partition. If the space is already part of another partition, you will need to delete the existing partition before you can create a new one.
You do not have sufficient permissions to create a new partition. In order to create a new partition, you must have administrative privileges on your computer. If you are not the administrator, you will need to contact the administrator and request permission to create a new partition.
The hard drive is not initialized. In order to create a new partition, the hard drive must be initialized and formatted. If the hard drive is not initialized, you will need to initialize it before you can create a new partition.
The hard drive is damaged. If the hard drive is damaged, it may not be possible to create a new partition on it. In this case, you may need to repair or replace the hard drive in order to create a new partition.
If you are still unable to create a new partition on the unused space, it may be helpful to try using a different partitioning tool or to consult with a computer technician for further assistance.
