Windows 10: Windows 11 Pro can get installed to Unallocated space -- Not needed format it first, correct?

I have just installed NVMe[Disk 2] - I will install Windows 11 Pro to Disk 2 - as a dual-boot PC [w10pro + w11pro] I have some Questions:=1=Windows 11 Pro can get installed to Unallocated space -- Not needed format it first, correct? =2=After going to install to NVMe [Disk 2], Windows 11 Pro -- needed having Key - or can install, see all OK, and later buy and insert Windows 11 Pro Product Key...?=3=https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11I have just created a Windows 11 Installation DVD from: mediacreationtool_Windows11_22H2.exe >> ISO fileCan this ISO file be used in VMware

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Unallocated Space to C Drive

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Need help soon - Questions on partitions and unallocated space

Hello all. I am about to install Win 7 later today and I am looking to set up some partitions. I plan on doing the following. If this won't work please let me know:

1) I have a 1TB drive with a single partition (Vista, data, ect.). I have 300GB or so of unused space. Within Vista I will create a new partition (drive/partition D). I will place my data on this partition.

2) I will install Windows 7. I will format and install it over my former partition/drive C during the Windows 7 installer. When Windows 7 is installing, I will shrink the partition down to 60GB.

3) This will leave me with roughly 570GB or so of unallocated space, correct?

4) I will create a 3rd partition (drive/partition F?) with this unallocated space.

5) I will extend my data partition/drive D over partition F. I will now have all of my data and 830GB of total usable space.

6) Windows 7 will create a System Reserve partition (100MB) automatically during installation, correct?

Will this work? Thanks for reading.

 

Unallocated Space to C Drive

Hi Travis,

It appears that a disk partition was created but was never assigned its allocation. Assuming there are no files stored in the unallocated partition, perform these steps to combine it with your C: drive:

• In Disk Management, right-click on (C which appears next to the
  Unallocated partition.
  
• Select Extend.

Let us know if you're able to combine the spaces after following the steps above.

Regards.