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1. In the Disk Management console, right-click the Free Space portion of the extended partition and select New Logical Drive from the shortcut menu to open the New Partition Wizard (shown earlier in Figure 7-11). Click Next. 2. On the Select Partition Type page, shown in Figure 7-15, you see the Logical Drive option selected and the only choice active. Click Next. 3. On the Specify Partition Size page (Figure 7-16), specify the size of the logical drive you ll be creating. You can specify the entire partition for

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3. In the Control Panel window, click the User Accounts icon to open the User Accounts dialog box. 4. Click the Advanced tab. 5. In the Advanced user management area, click Advanced to open the Local Users and Groups window. 6. In the left pane of the Local Users and Groups window, click the Users folder to display a list of the current user names:

Figure 7-15.

Figure 7-16.

4. On the Assign Drive Letter Or Path page, select the drive letter or mount point for the new logical drive, as shown in Figure 7-17. You can also choose not to assign a letter or mount point at this time. Click Next.

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5. On the Format Partition page, select the formatting options you want. Click Next, and you see the final confirmation page. If all the options are correct, click Finish to create and format the new logical drive. If you need to create additional logical drives on the partition, you can repeat these steps as many times as required to create the number of logical drives desired.

7. On the Action menu, click New User to open the New User dialog box:

Deleting a Partition, Volume, or Logical Drive Deleting a partition, deleting a logical drive, and deleting a volume are essentially the same task, with one important exception. When you delete a logical drive, you end up with free space in the partition, but other logical drives in the partition are untouched. When you delete a partition or volume, the entire volume or partition is deleted. You cannot, however, delete an extended partition until all the logical drives in the partition have first been deleted. You can directly delete a primary partition or a volume.

In all cases, when you delete a volume, logical drive, or partition, you end up with free or unallocated space and no data on the volume, drive, or partition when you re done, so make sure you have a good backup if there s a chance you might later need any of the data. To delete a partition, logical drive, or volume, follow these steps: 1. Right-click the partition, logical drive, or volume and choose Delete Partition, Delete Logical Drive, or Delete Volume. 2. If you re deleting a volume or partition, you see a warning message similar to the one shown in Figure 7-18. Deleting an extended partition involves extra steps, because you must first delete the logical drives in the partition before you can delete the partition itself.

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Figure 13-9.

8. In the User name box, type Joe. 9. In the Full name box, type Joe the Dog. 10. In the Description box, type Man's best friend. 11. In the Password box, type Woof! Tip Your corporate network policy might require that passwords conform to a minimum length or meet other guidelines. If you are required to create a secure password, use a combination of numeric and alphabetic characters with at least one punctuation mark. Secure passwords must usually be at least eight characters in length. 12. Type the password again in the Confirm password box. 13. Ensure that the User must change password at next logon and the Account is disabled check boxes are cleared, and then click Create. Tip You clear the first check box because you don't want the user to have to change the password, and you clear the second because you want the account to be active and available. 14. The account is created, and the input screen is cleared. 15. Click Close to return to the Local Users and Groups window. Joe has been added to the list of users, as shown here: