Two Recovery (D:) Recovery Disks with the same information

When viewing Disk Management, there are two RECOVERY D: disks. They have the exact information with the exception of one having an NTSF file system. I get error messages that backups are failing due to insufficient space. I attempted to change backups to a network location and outwardly it appeared to have been successful but still getting the errors. I'm hesitant to screw around with anything on the D drive(s). I have no idea if this was introduced when I upgraded to Windows 10 or if it's always been that way (on Windows 8.0). Any inputs would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Dennis

Hi,

There are also 3 Windows Recovery partitions visible.

Cheers,

I would recommend installing MiniTool Partition Wizard Free. With that program you can right click on each recovery partition and select explore. If you post screenshots of the directories we can tell what they contain and what the effects will be of deleting each one. Also, since you have three recovery partitions that are located in front of the C: drive partition, you will have to use something like MiniTool Partition wizard to expand the C: drive partition into any free space we gain.

Also, from an elevated command prompt ("run as administrator" command prompt) type reagentc /info

reagentc /info will tell us which partition Windows 10 is actually using as the recovery partition and which/if image for Windows reset is assigned.

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Thanks everyone, for the information. I greatly appreciate it! Sure you'll be hearing from me again. I've been known to screw things up as an administrator and I'm relatively new to Windows 10 so I tread cautiously. Again, thank you for the the insight and expertise.

Dennis