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I literally do not have a System Reserved Partition on my PC. When I open up Computer Management and click on Disk Management it does not show any partition with such name.
Dear IT Army, great explanations, though they are indeed for professionals! Quick question, is there a way to 'move system reserved partition to the first position? My clean Windows 10 Pro installation installs this 'system reserved' volume adding 500 or so MB and then I have issues with manipulating my other partitions as they are not adjacent. I use AOMEI partition assistant to create and modify partitions. Anyhow, the question is whether there's a way to move system reserved partition (500MB) to the very beginning, and then have all other drives C, D, E, etc. Thanks for help.
I also have 100MB FAT32 automatically created by Windows and 16MB of unidentified partition. Both automatically created and sit right in front (by positioning) the C drive now. I want to be able to not have those and have only the NTFS ~500MB to be in front of C and hidden (which it is usually). I have this setup on another machine and works well. I hope it is not too much to ask. Thanks!
I have a question: is it true that the reserved system partition is also meant for reserved space in case of progress of updates during reboot? I've previously had a problem where my windows update would fail on about 70% with an error message and after resizing the system reserved partition, the progress would actually continue and would successfully install. I've had this issue before and am now unsure how I actually did the resizing of the reserved partition. I can't really find much information about it anymore on the web. Is it also true that you don't need a system reserved partition when you have a GPT partition table with both an EFI partition and recovery partition already? Do they fulfill the same task as the system reserved partition?
Sir in my pc win.re image is deleted can you tell me how to recover it I also have system recovery drive but if I recover it I will lose my data can you tell me
Do you also have a video on the MSR partition by any chance? The 32 or 128 MB part. that is always created with GPT disks. I would love to see a video that shows how to open it, explaining what is on there, how it operates and why it exists, and if you can delete it, possibly with demonstration, as it seems you can, as many have reported everything working normally after deletion, but with exception you cant then modify partitions, like create new or shrink or expand etc, but I am not sure about that, as I didnt quite try myself.. Thank you
@@itarmy2778 Thanks, I assume you mean the 16 MB partition there. Is there any explanation why is it 16? I only saw it in 128, and 32 on VMs with small disk size. Also can it be open? I heard it cant be open if the OS is running, but I didnt quite see anyone actually open it, at least, assuming it even holds some regular type of files there in the first place.
No disrespect (you know a heck of a lot more than myself), but instead of shutting down your PC twice, why not just go to recovery from settings and choose to reboot to advanced startup then choose your option?... If you can't get into Windows in the first place then I would use the shutdown option... Just a thought... Thank you1
Thanks Dano for watching the video and commenting. Yes, we can manually boot to Windows RE in several other ways, easiest being pressing Shift key while restarting. In this video I talked about the conditions in which it automatically gets invoked.
Nice Video. Hello sir, On my pc, I installed window 7 and window 10. In window 7, the recovery folder is not showing you shown in the video. In window 10, there is not showing system reserve partition and could start window 10.
i am having partition with FAT32 extension named as (Disk0 partition1) showing status: Healthy(system ,active,primary partition) in MBR partition style. and other as Volume C: File System:NTFS Status: Healthy (boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partiton) and Volume G: File System:NTFS Status:Primary Partition. can you help me to understand , what this file system is ?
Could you please tell me what kind of error it is " the system partition was not found after executing the following command : "bootsect /nt60 sys" It would be great helpful if you do little bit helps in this regard as early as possible. Thanking you,
My system cant boot into Windows 10. I checled the system disks and my System Reserved partition is labeled C: drive and my main drive is labeled D: Can this be the root of my issues why I can't boot into Windows 10?
System Reserved has Boot Recovery Probably a separate partition to avoid file corruption Perhaps better to keep this recovery partition Than to move files and delete partition
Hello sir , by mistake i have deleted that space during windows 10 installation, will you please tell me how i can create that system allocated space. I have 101 mb unallocated space .
I guess your delete EFI partition. If you are going to install windows 10, EFI will automatically get created. If not, then check this video ruclips.net/video/u_ROQyKBDRo/видео.html
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Thanks for watching. I will try to be slower. Thanks for taking time to comment. God bless you too!
Very good explanation, appreciate it man
Glad it helped!
You're a real expert, thanks a lot and it helped a lot!
Glad it helped!
Thank you sir, very useful video 👍
Thank you so much 😎🙏
Can you tell me how to move recovery partition to disk c
Thank you very much
You are welcome
I have accidentally deleted recovery partition
Thanks sir mene ye partition format ki thi or window boot nahi hui uske bad mene dobara windows dali
Good Video ✊👌👌
I literally do not have a System Reserved Partition on my PC. When I open up Computer Management and click on Disk Management it does not show any partition with such name.
Dear IT Army, great explanations, though they are indeed for professionals! Quick question, is there a way to 'move system reserved partition to the first position? My clean Windows 10 Pro installation installs this 'system reserved' volume adding 500 or so MB and then I have issues with manipulating my other partitions as they are not adjacent. I use AOMEI partition assistant to create and modify partitions. Anyhow, the question is whether there's a way to move system reserved partition (500MB) to the very beginning, and then have all other drives C, D, E, etc. Thanks for help.
I also have 100MB FAT32 automatically created by Windows and 16MB of unidentified partition. Both automatically created and sit right in front (by positioning) the C drive now. I want to be able to not have those and have only the NTFS ~500MB to be in front of C and hidden (which it is usually). I have this setup on another machine and works well. I hope it is not too much to ask. Thanks!
ruclips.net/video/hlNtLcFqfOo/видео.html
Good info. Thanks Sir.
Thanks for watching.
I had to disable the sound and enable the captions, but good video, nonetheless.
I have a question: is it true that the reserved system partition is also meant for reserved space in case of progress of updates during reboot? I've previously had a problem where my windows update would fail on about 70% with an error message and after resizing the system reserved partition, the progress would actually continue and would successfully install.
I've had this issue before and am now unsure how I actually did the resizing of the reserved partition. I can't really find much information about it anymore on the web.
Is it also true that you don't need a system reserved partition when you have a GPT partition table with both an EFI partition and recovery partition already? Do they fulfill the same task as the system reserved partition?
i am asing da same question
Sir in my pc win.re image is deleted can you tell me how to recover it I also have system recovery drive but if I recover it I will lose my data can you tell me
I accidently formatted all 4 partitions when installing Windows. But all seems fine after clean install. Should i be ok?
Do you also have a video on the MSR partition by any chance? The 32 or 128 MB part. that is always created with GPT disks. I would love to see a video that shows how to open it, explaining what is on there, how it operates and why it exists, and if you can delete it, possibly with demonstration, as it seems you can, as many have reported everything working normally after deletion, but with exception you cant then modify partitions, like create new or shrink or expand etc, but I am not sure about that, as I didnt quite try myself.. Thank you
ruclips.net/video/mdP3C_jyf4I/видео.html
@@itarmy2778 Thanks, I assume you mean the 16 MB partition there. Is there any explanation why is it 16? I only saw it in 128, and 32 on VMs with small disk size. Also can it be open? I heard it cant be open if the OS is running, but I didnt quite see anyone actually open it, at least, assuming it even holds some regular type of files there in the first place.
my windows installs keep making this partition 51mb not 500mb and I can't get it to change in the installer
No disrespect (you know a heck of a lot more than myself), but instead of shutting down your PC twice, why not just go to recovery from settings and choose to reboot to advanced startup then choose your option?... If you can't get into Windows in the first place then I would use the shutdown option... Just a thought... Thank you1
Thanks Dano for watching the video and commenting. Yes, we can manually boot to Windows RE in several other ways, easiest being pressing Shift key while restarting. In this video I talked about the conditions in which it automatically gets invoked.
Nice Video. Hello sir, On my pc, I installed window 7 and window 10.
In window 7, the recovery folder is not showing you shown in the video.
In window 10, there is not showing system reserve partition and could start window 10.
Following command shows which partition has recovery environment
reagentc /info
@@itarmy2778 thank you
Just an enquiry, i'm new. If i'm want to cloned OS to another drive and boot using that new drive, do i need cloned also Systen reserved?
what i understand is EFI System Partition or ESP on UEFI is the equivalent of the system reserved partition on legacy. is this right?
Yes, kind of
Hi
My PC has two partition one is system and other one is recovery partition are they necessary is it important in PC
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i am having partition with FAT32 extension named as (Disk0 partition1) showing status: Healthy(system ,active,primary partition) in MBR partition style. and other as Volume C: File System:NTFS Status: Healthy (boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partiton) and Volume G: File System:NTFS Status:Primary Partition.
can you help me to understand , what this file system is ?
Legacy BIOS mode
Could you please tell me what kind of error it is " the system partition was not found after executing the following command : "bootsect /nt60 sys"
It would be great helpful if you do little bit helps in this regard as early as possible.
Thanking you,
replace sys with all
@@itarmy2778
OK, Thank you!
My system cant boot into Windows 10. I checled the system disks and my System Reserved partition is labeled C: drive and my main drive is labeled D:
Can this be the root of my issues why I can't boot into Windows 10?
What error are you getting?
Boot from Windows 10 DVD/USB and try automatic repair.
could you please prepare a video for the GPT partition
Already uploaded on my channel
System Reserved has Boot Recovery
Probably a separate partition to avoid file corruption
Perhaps better to keep this recovery partition
Than to move files and delete partition
You are right
How to create these partition
my sytem reserved is 32gb
Hello sir , by mistake i have deleted that space during windows 10 installation, will you please tell me how i can create that system allocated space.
I have 101 mb unallocated space .
I guess your delete EFI partition. If you are going to install windows 10, EFI will automatically get created. If not, then check this video ruclips.net/video/u_ROQyKBDRo/видео.html
Please
I want to do it so that I can erase your words from the translation
So It's not recommended to remove it ? Right
Yes
Pc dell after i change uefi boot i cant access bios
Which laptop?
Desktop dell 3040