Right-click the new unallocated space and select "Create Partition." Choose NTFS, assign a drive letter (let’s say "X:"), and label it "WinSecond." Do not format it as bootable yet—WinBootsMate will handle that.
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| Feature | WinBootsMate | EasyBCD | Windows Built-in | VM Software (VMware) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | One-click wizard | Manual editing required | Complex (CMD only) | N/A (Virtualization) | | OS Isolation | Yes (automatic) | No | No | Yes (but with performance loss) | | Hardware Access | Full native | Full native | Full native | Emulated (slower) | | Boot Repair | Automated toolkit | Manual fixes only | Startup Repair (often fails) | N/A | | Price | Freemium ($29 Pro) | Free / Donation | Free | $199+ | Right-click the new unallocated space and select "Create