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 ====== Windows Disk Partitioning Issues ====== ====== Windows Disk Partitioning Issues ======
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 +===== Extend Server 2022 System Disk =====
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 +https://apexit.ie/how-to-move-extend-or-delete-the-recovery-partition-in-windows-server-2022/
  
 ===== Delete System Partition ===== ===== Delete System Partition =====
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 http://edhammond.blogspot.com/2010/07/removing-100mb-system-reserved.html http://edhammond.blogspot.com/2010/07/removing-100mb-system-reserved.html
  
-Open command prompt with administrator privileges (right click => run as administrator) +  - Open an administrative command prompt 
-''bcdboot c:\windows /s c:'' +  - Run ''bcdboot c:\windows /s c:'' and you should see ''Boot files successfully created'' 
-You should get a message similar to: +  Open **Disk Management** (''diskmgmt.msc'') 
-''Boot files successfully created.'' +  - **Right-click** the ''C:\'' partition and select **Mark Partition as Active** 
-2) Open the Disk Management GUI (you could use diskpart for scripts), locate the C:\ partition right-click and select Mark Partition as Active”, select yes to the “do you want to continue message” +  - **Reboot** to confirm that everything is working 
-3) Reboot to confirm that everything is ok. +  - You can now **delete the 100Mb System Reserved partition** by right clicking on it and selecting **Delete volume**
-4) In Disk Management you can now delete the 100Mb System Reserved partition by right clicking on it and selecting **Delete volume**+
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