I Have 2 Recovery Partitions on MY SSD & 2 Basic 100% Free

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I would expect you would probably have a largish manufacturer's recovery partition, and the normal UEFI Win 10 layout is

- there will also be a 16Mb System partition which Disk Management does not show.

After an upgrade or an in-place upgrade repair install, if there is unallocated space on the system disk, a further recovery partition may be created.

When you say you bought your SSD, do you mean you bought that separately, maybe second hand, or did it actually come with the laptop when you bought that?

Naturally anyone can create extra data partitions on a drive if there's room. Two large recovery partitions sounds wrong.

What is the history of the laptop? What OS was originally installed?

It sounds like it's second hand and someone has attempted to install Win 10 perhaps as a dual boot, or perhaps as a clean install without cleaning up existing partitions.

A picture will help greatly.

C: Looks ok to me from the graphic... I'd have expected 100Mb for your first, and 450Mb for your 3rd. The first 3 are all part of Windows and there will be a 16Mb partition as well. The last is your manufacturer's recovery partition... if you never wish to make use of that e.g. to sell your PC on, you can delete it.

However, there seems to be a mismatch between the list and the graphic, where the large recovery partition is shown twice. once with no file system.

You might want to take a look with a 3rd party partition manager e.g. Minitool
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