Windows allows you to create multiple FAT32 and NTFS partitions on a USB or External drive using Diskpart, Disk Management, MakeWinPEMedia.

It can be tricky to manage disk partitions in Windows. Perhaps you want to boot two operating systems simultaneously, or maybe you don't want to reinstall Windows when partitioning a hard disk.

Before you begin, be sure to back up important files on the disk before you format. Use Disk Management To partition and format your drive, you can use Windows’ built-in tool called Disk Management.

We offer step-by-step tutorials on how to clone your hard drive or a single drive partition.

Let's take a quick look at a step by step guide detailing how to partition an SSD in Windows using the built in Disk Management tool.

You can partition a hard drive in Windows 10 to create dedicated portions of the hard drive that your computer will recognize separately.

Similar to that, Windows 7 too come with a built-in facility to create, resize and delete partitions from a HDD, which means you can shrink or extend the partitions.

Microsoft is finally removing the FAT32 partition size limit in Windows 11: FAT32 upgrades from 32GB limit, to 2TB in new Windows 11 builds.