Hdd Notebook HP - 15-da0086nl


  1. alpha45
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    Hdd Notebook HP - 15-da0086nl


    Hello,
    can you tell me if there is any partition that can be safely removed from my system?
    I thank

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  3. Berton
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    Doesn't appear a safe way to remove any partition/s. Some are quite small and wouldn't gain sufficient space to make the effort worthwhile. If wanting to make the C: partition larger one usually could use the Expand in Disk Manager but the thing blocking adding the D: partition to C: is the small partition between them, probably can't get rid of it.
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  4. alpha45
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    But that 558Mb is not the windows build update?
    If so, you can remove it.
    thank you
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