Linux-related unmovable file prevents me from resizing partitions?
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I'm trying to follow this tutorial (https://youtu.be/uy8mi1pAj8E?si=Hqu9ry6XCMmNEjfq) to give my Bazzite partition more space for my dual-boot setup. I have a 2 TB SSD D: drive that's currently fully partitioned to Windows 11. When I try shrinking this partition through Disk Manager, the shrinkable space is laughably small compared to available space of 1.3 TB (pic 1). I disabled Windows' unmovables, including pagefile and system protection, but this issue persisted. Looking at the defrag logs in Event Viewer (pic 2), the shrink estimation process seems to stop at a file called iris_dri.so::$SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR. What is this, and how do I get rid of it? My recycle bin is empty according to my file explorer, no hidden items or anything, and it's not even in the D: drive.
YouTubeMike's Tech Tips
After running Bazzite for a few months, you may wish to allocate additional disk space for Bazzite if you are dual-booting Bazzite and Windows on the same drive. We'll be going through the process of how to do that in this guide.
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:48 Shrinking C drive on Windows
01:28 Downloading Linux Mint
01:38 Downloading Rufu...
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:48 Shrinking C drive on Windows
01:28 Downloading Linux Mint
01:38 Downloading Rufu...
