You can attach a picture using the Rich formatting option.
The other way is to take a snipping tool picture of the Disk Management window and expand the columns so the descriptions can be read. It would be better for the discussion if you were to select a specific drive and they do a lis par command to get the partitions showing in the correct order. Your initial post has a Diskpart listing showing Volumes. The Recovery partition with the WinRE Tools is for recovery options, the larger one will hold data needed to rebuild your system. The answer to that is to look at the way Dell set them up. Your title for the thread is basically how Dell suggests setting up partitions. I am not really sure exactly what you are asking. Volume 7 DELLSUPPORT NTFS Partition 1148 MB Healthy Hidden Volume 6 Image NTFS Partition 11 GB Healthy Hidden Volume 5 WINRETOOLS NTFS Partition 462 MB Healthy Hidden Volume 4 ESP FAT32 Partition 500 MB Healthy System Volume 3 O O-PARTITION NTFS Partition 2037 MB Healthy Volume 2 N N-PARTITION NTFS Partition 11 GB Healthy Volume 1 M M-PARTITION NTFS Partition 1126 MB Healthy Volume 0 C SamSung-960 NTFS Partition 203 GB Healthy Boot Volume # Ltr Label Fs Type Size Status Info The following is my C drive's partitions:
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Side note - I am using Macrium Reflect v (UEFI) software to do all my backup. I have upgraded my C drive from SSD drive to NVMe drive therefore the Image partition(volume 6) is no longer useful.Įssentially, I just need to keep volume 0 (C drive) and volume 4 (boot partition) I can delete all other partitions, is this correct? I am sure this question has been addressed many time but I just want to make sure.
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