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Ghot said:

@john7


Please post a screen shot of Disk Management.
Spread out so we can read everything. Like this...

Attachment 403192

I don't see anything in your image labeled "recovery partition", so I'm not sure how I find my recovery partition...if I even have one.

phrab said:

I don't see anything in your image labeled "recovery partition", so I'm not sure how I find my recovery partition...if I even have one.

I removed my recovery partition.
But if you post a screen shot of Disk Management... I can answer your questions.

Ghot said:

I removed my recovery partition.
But if you post a screen shot of Disk Management... I can answer your questions.

Thanks. Here's a screenshot, but I don't even know if I need a recovery partition. I use Macrium Reflect to make an image every day. (I think I need to change something on my options because I used to be able to paste an image.)

phrab said:

Thanks. Here's a screenshot, but I don't even know if I need a recovery partition. I use Macrium Reflect to make an image every day. (I think I need to change something on my options because I used to be able to paste an image.)

I don't see a recovery partition. With good backups, you don't really need one.



Here's my whole Disk Management screen shot blurb...



A screen shot of Disk Management showing everything...

Proper Disk Management screen shot. Needs to be stretched horizontally and vertically, so we can see and read, everything...







And last but not least... we need this as well...







Quickie screenshot directions.

1. Use the PrtSc key to take a screenshot.
2. Open an image editor like "Paint", and click Paste > Paste, or Edit > Paste.
3. Click on Select > Rectangular Select and drag a box around what you want to show.
4. Click on Crop.
5. Click on File > Save as > PNG picture and save it to somewhere like your desktop.
6. Now, in your Ten Forums post, click the mouse where you want the pic, and then click on the Insert Image icon.



7. Then click on.. From Computer > Browse (to where you saved the screenshot) > Upload File(s).



8. You will then see something like this. That's your "posted" image.

Ghot said:

I don't see a recovery partition. With good backups, you don't really need one.

Thanks for all the great information. I've bookmarked this post. (What I didn't see is that icon at the bottom where I can thank you.)

phrab said:

Thanks for all the great information. I've bookmarked this post. (What I didn't see is that icon at the bottom where I can thank you.)

No worries.

Tutorials and NEWS posts don't have the "thank" button.

How do you boot to Safe Mode without a Recovery Partition?

A bit tricky..as you don't have Advanced Startup options if you simply delete the Recovery partition.

Boot into Safe Mode on Windows 10
Option 1 is not available.
6 Ways To Boot Windows 10 Into Safe Mode
Options 1,2,3 are not available.

You will not have the other Advanced Startup options, and if you wish to use a command prompt, System Restore etc at boot, you will need to boot from a Win 10 install disk.