Small System Reserved drive - can I get rid of it?


  1. YanKleber
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    Small System Reserved drive - can I get rid of it?


    It may be an easy one.

    I realized that Windows Explorer is showing up a 100MB 'System Reserved' drive. There is a way of hiding it?

    Thanks!
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  3. AddRAM
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    Remove the letter from it using Disk Management.

    It`s a partition not a drive
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  4. YanKleber
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    AddRAM said:
    Remove the letter from it using Disk Management.

    It`s a partition not a drive
    Thanks, it did the trick!
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