Need Help To Fix MiniTool Partition Wizard Issue

how can I get the 20.30 GB's added back to the SSD-OS

most 3rd party partitioners have a move/resize function. Typically drag the left edge of the os partition across the unallocated space.

There will be some sort of "apply" button so you can confirm you want to make the changes

Moving the offset of the os partition will need be done outside of windows - booting into some of pre-os mode.

Or instead of starting from within windows and then booting into something to complete the process, you might as well just use the partition program boot media to do the whole job.

how can I get the 300 MB's added to the 530 MB Recovery Partition?

First disable winre ( if it isnt already}

admin cmd prompt
reagentc /disable

then delete the 530 mb partition . The result will be 830mb unallocated space on the right of the os partition

then create a new ms recovery partition using the whole 830 mb unallocated space

finally enable the recovery sequence
reagentc /enable

I have been doing this stuff for a long time. I normally use Aomei partition assistant and/or diskgenius, but no doubt others are ok.

Bit daunting for many people the first few times they try it.

They will usually have some menu so you can be sure your new 830mb partition will be of the correct type.

for example diskgenius

either I messed up or the wizard did.

Curious that you ended up with something you didn't expect.

Why? When you make changes by dragging etc the expected result of all your changes is shown right there in front of you on the screen as a picture.

What's shown in that picture is what you should get.

And yes, when making changed to C: it's absolutely normal for the PC to have to restart. Why? Because C: is in use.

Note that there are links on Partition Wizard's GUI you can click to see helpful videos on using it.

To learn more- see examples on Youtube.

Pentagon said:

Be aware that 95 % of the instructions you find here are just wrong.

Copy the attached "RECPAR.txt" to your Desktop and run the 3 cmd (admin) commands:
C:\WINDOWS\system32>reagentc /disable
C:\WINDOWS\system32>diskpart /s %userprofile%\Desktop\RECPAR.txt
C:\WINDOWS\system32>reagentc /enable

Within 1 minute that problem is solved.

I did the above and the below is what I ended with on C:. The 20 GB is now the Recovery Partition instead of being added back into the SSD-OS (C:) partition and I now have a 1 GB unallocated space.

What are the commands to get the 20 GB added back into C: and change the 1 GB unallocated to the Recovery partition?

Thanks for the command prompts!! There were easy to run.