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G-of course, if you can, grab a flash drive and try to backup your windows installation just to be safe. idk which folders you care about but backing up is usually a good idea.now you should have the space to do a normal installation of kali (or almost any other distro). you can find an online guide for that. just remember to install to the longest continuous space or do the partitioning manually. itll tell you which partitions it's setting up after the fact so make sure you can still see your old windows drives there
-go into , you can find it from your start menu
-find your main windows partition, it's the bigass one labeled
-right click and click resize, you should be able to shrink the volume, shrink it by as much as you feel like, though preferably at least 100GB
-if you really want, you can also try to move the recovery partition back. im not going to explain how to do that though
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