If you don't know the BIOS key of your laptop, you may find the answer in How to Boot to BIOS in Different Computers.Ģ.Ěfter entering BIOS, click ' Boot' > Select the ' Removable Devices' (USB drive) > Switch to ' Exit' > Choose ' Yes' in the Setup Confirmation > Shut down the laptop.ģ. Tips: If you are curious about how to make the USB driver with the Windows 7 ISO file on it, there is a tutorial from Microsoft. Insert the USB driver with the Windows 7 ISO file on it into the laptop > Restart the laptop > Press BIOS key quickly to enter BIOS when the logo appears.

Step 2: Install Windows 7 in the New Partitionġ. Tick ' Format this volume with the following settings' > Select ' NTFS' in the ' File system' > Tap ' Next' > Click ' Finish' and then the new partition has been created. Choose a letter to identify the partition > Select ' Next'.Ĩ. Enter the size of the volume in megabytes (MB) or accept the maximum default size > Select ' Next'.ħ. ' Right-click' the unallocated region, and then select ' New Simple Volume' > Click ' Next' in the ' New Simple Volume Wizard'.Ħ. Choose the existing partition that you want to create the new partition on > ' Right-click' the partition you choose > Select ' Shrink volume' > Enter the shrink space > Then an unallocated region will be showed.ĥ. In the left pane, select ' Disk Management' under ' Storage'.Ĥ. Tips: If there is an existing unallocated region, this setting can be skipped. Open ' Computer Management' by searching in the desktop taskbar or ' Right- click' the ' Computer' icon in the desktop and then select ' Manage'.ģ. Logged in the laptop as an administrator.Ģ. Step 1: Create a New Partition (Volume) for Windows 7ġ.

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