How Do I Set Up A Logical Drive Using Windows 7?
1) Click the Start button, right select Computer and click on Manage. Note that you will want Administrative use of access the Disk Manager.

3) Right visit the partition you intend to edit. In my case, I’ll right click my C: drive and select Shrink.
4) After a moment, the Shrink window will open (Figure 2). Determine how much you intend to shrink the disk drive and click the Shrink button.
5) After a few minutes, you will see a whole new set of unallocated space pop-up (Figure 3). Right visit the unallocated space and select “Create Simple Volume…”.
6) The New Simple Volume Wizard will commence. Click Next.
7) Specify how big volume you need to create (default must be okay). Click Next.
8) Windows will automatically assign may well drive letter for the new volume included in the wizard. Keep the default presented and then click Next (Figure 4).
9) On the Format Partition page, maintain your defaults and then click Next.
10) Click Finish for the summary screen.
11) After a moment your own volume and logical drive will likely be created (Figure 5).
12) If you want to change the drive letters sent to volumes, you'll be able to right click them and select “Change Drive Letters and Paths…”. Please note that some applications hard-code the drive letter used to put in so if you alter the letter sent to your DVD drive, programs that make use of this may have issues functioning.