Windows 10 Cloning question - moving Recovery Partition?

Hi all - just upgraded my PC by cloning my old 160GB SATA HDD to a new 250GB SATA SSD drive.

All is fine and I can boot into Windows and all works perfectly (AND SO MUCH FASTER!!!)

My issue is this. Windows has a Recovery Partition. I want to expand the OS partition of my drive to use the new space my larger 250GB drive entails, but the Recovery Partition is smack dab in the middle of the new 250GB SSD now because of the clone (it was at the end of the drive on the 160GB HDD).

If I use a program like GParted or another parition manager to MOVE the Recovery Partition to the end of the drive so I can use the new space, is that going to mess up WIndows and will the Recovery partition still work as it always had, despite the move?

Thanks in advance!

Open Admin command and run: reagentc /info
if it's enabled then you're OK. If disabled, try: reagentc /enable

If unable to enable then post a screen shot of disk management:
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Your recovery partition is partition two, so try this command first...

Code:

reagentc /setreimage /path \\?\GLOBALROOT\device\harddisk0\partition2\Recovery\WindowsRE

Then try reagentc /enable again.