I just bought a computer, reinstalled the system by myself, and found that there are 3 recovery partitions in disk management, because the disk space of the C drive is not enough, I want to expand from these recovery partitions, and the steps to delete the recovery partition are as follows:
First, call out "diskpart.exe". For example, press Win+R on the keyboard, enter "cmd" in the pop-up "Run" box, click to confirm the pop-up cmd interface, and then enter "diskpart.exe" enter
Tricks to remove hidden partitions under the system using the built-in diskpart tool of Windows 10 system
Tricks to remove hidden partitions under the system using the built-in diskpart tool of Windows 10 system
2. Scan the disk: enter "rescan" and enter. Figure 3
Use the Windows 8 system that comes with diskpart tool to remove hidden partitions under the system
3. Display disk: enter "list disk"
Use the Windows 8 system that comes with diskpart tool to remove hidden partitions under the system
4. Select disk: enter "select disk 0" and enter (0 means the first hard disk is selected)
Use the Windows 8 system that comes with diskpart tool to remove hidden partitions under the system
5. Display all disk partitions: Enter "list partition" and enter.
Use the Windows 8 system that comes with diskpart tool to remove hidden partitions under the system
6. See which is the implicit partition, and then select the partition: Enter "select partition 3" and enter. (The number represents the serial number of the implied partition). See Figure 7
Use the Windows 8 system that comes with diskpart tool to remove hidden partitions under the system
7. Delete hidden partition: After selecting an implicit partition, enter "delete partition override" to delete it.
Finally, right-click C drive, extend volume, select the disk space you need to increase, and then take the next step, and the successful screenshot is as follows:
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Posted on 10/29/2017 12:37:08 PM
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