I have 750GB HDD in my Asus G73SW.For some reason, i have a 21.49 GB non-NTFS partition which is being shown as Healthy(Active, Primary Partition) besides from the main OS partition of 174.66 GB, Healthy( System, Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition).
It's been there from the day i bought the laptop. I've never bothered with it since i thought it might be something important. But now i am short of space and i want to know if i can delete that partition or not. Any thoughts?
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This is your recovery partition, do not mess with it. You have the option of adding a second hard drive in the G74, so you might as well do that. Do not get a Western Digital drive though, the prices have gone up to crazy levels thanks to the floods in Thailand.
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Are you sure it's a recovery partition because 22 GB for recovery sounds ridiculous, but that's just my thought.
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Recovery partition on my JH is 19.53GB, yes it is large indeed. It is around 10GB on my N50, it might be due to the level of compression used for the recovery partition, don't forget it also holds all the preinstalled utilities and bloatware.
21.49 GB non-NTFS partition in Asus G73SW
Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by hearts11, Oct 26, 2011.