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Dual boot on a fragmented hard disk

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I changed the boot mode of Windows 10 from legacy to UEFI. I followed the steps given on https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn336946.aspx and now I have C drive as my only drive. When I tried to create partitions from it, I wasn't able to shrink the entire memory available as the disk is 6% fragmented. Even after defragmenting it I wasn't able to get rid of the fragments completely. I wish to dual boot my computer with Windows and Ubuntu and want to know if this will create any issue. Also, the amount of memory available for shrinking(in disk management) keeps varying with time.

 

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