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Assuming it'sTime Machine can only work on a volume formatted as HFS+, then. So you don'twill need to do anythingrepartition this drive. Time Machine will use up the available spaceA quick Google shows that it is possible to resize an NTFS partition, and won't delete existing filesbut this can't be done with Disk Utility on MacOS.

I wouldn't recommend playing with the partitioning on the volume if the 500Gb of stuff isn't also backed up somewhere else.

Assuming it's formatted as HFS+, then you don't need to do anything. Time Machine will use up the available space, and won't delete existing files.

Time Machine can only work on a volume formatted as HFS+. So you will need to repartition this drive. A quick Google shows that it is possible to resize an NTFS partition, but this can't be done with Disk Utility on MacOS.

I wouldn't recommend playing with the partitioning on the volume if the 500Gb of stuff isn't also backed up somewhere else.

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Assuming it's formatted as HFS+, then you don't need to do anything. Time Machine will use up the available space, and won't delete existing files.