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    XPS 13 - Deleting recovery partition

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by teepeeman, Jun 12, 2013.

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    Hi,

    In windows disk management I have 6 volumes as defined by Dell.

    I deleted the last partition and made it into a primary partition (8gb), great.

    I am now left with a volume called "Healthy (Recovery Partition) which is also 8gb.

    DM will not allow any changes to the Recovery Partition, but I want to delete it and get at the 8gb.

    I am thinking that the 8gb is useless now anyway as I deleted the other 8gb volume which forms parts of the recovery partition.

    Thanks,
    Tee
     
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    teepeeman, Jun 12, 2013
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