KB5034441 Security Update for Windows 10 (21H2 and 22H2) - Jan. 9 Win Update

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  1. Database
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    @Pentagone, Final step and no problem anymore : KB5034441 Security Update for Windows 10 (21H2 and 22H2) - Jan. 9-no_revovery.jpg

    Deleted the (R:) Recovery partition. The F@%uck is done !

    My hard drive is only 250 GO SSD, so I'll not be able to increase the Primary partion.
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  3. Pentagon
    Posts : 696
    WIN 10 19045.4291
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    Database said:
    @Pentagone, Final step and no problem anymore : KB5034441 Security Update for Windows 10 (21H2 and 22H2) - Jan. 9-no_revovery.jpg

    Deleted the (R:) Recovery partition. The F@%uck is done !

    My hard drive is only 250 GO SSD, so I'll not be able to increase the Primary partion.
    So in Diskmanagement right click on (C:) and select shrink volume and type 1024 MB !
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  4. Database
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    Pentagon said:
    So in Diskmanagement right click on (C:) and select shrink volume and type 1024 MB !
    It's greised so I can't shrink it. Please @Pentagone, let's take a nape and forget about it for a few. I am actually not in condition to solve that and your time is your money. I fully understand it.

    Peace from Switzerland.
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  5. VBF
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    dalchina said:
    The first can create a partition- but not a Recovery partition in particular.
    Aomei ? Backupper? or Partition Assistant? If the 2nd, the same applies as it does to any partition manager.

    If the first, it can only restore an existing imaged Recovery Partition.

    There are posts in the thread that attempt to state how to create one.
    It was Aomei Partition Assistant (free version as I have an aversion to paying for software - yes I'm a mean git!).
    Tbh - I didn't know that partition managers were unable to create partitions - I guess the clue's in the name! 🙄

    I studied the posts that outlined how to create one - but I spotted somewhere that a rebuild would fix the problem and I decided to just let it happen whilst I got on with other things. If it had caused problems, I have a recent Macrium image from which to restore so no problem there.

    Also, I have a feeling (and might be wrong) that some of the solutions posted might be wiped out by future updates - my choice uses Windows to fix a Windows problem even if it is a bit of a "sledgehammer to crack a nut"

    As ever with Windows, one problem - several solutions.
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  7. Anibor
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    VBF said:
    Tbh - I didn't know that partition managers were unable to create partitions - I guess the clue's in the name! ��
    MiniTool Partition Wizard can create a recovery partition, but not in the free version. The option was suppressed several years ago.

    In other versions, create a normal NTFS partition > select it > right click > Change Partition Type ID > in the drop-down select Windows - Recovery Environment.
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  8. VBF
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    Anibor said:
    MiniTool Partition Wizard can create a recovery partition, but not in the free version. The option was suppressed several years ago.

    In other versions, create a normal NTFS partition > select it > right click > Change Partition Type ID > in the drop-down select Windows - Recovery Environment.
    As I said, I'm far too mean to pay for software - there's usually a way to avoid it
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  9. Database
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    Database said:
    It's greised so I can't shrink it. Please @Pentagone, let's take a nape and forget about it for a few. I am actually not in condition to solve that and your time is your money. I fully understand it.

    Peace from Switzerland.
    Correction I can schrink it :

    KB5034441 Security Update for Windows 10 (21H2 and 22H2) - Jan. 9-capturgwrgerge.jpg

    Still not risky ?
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  10. Pentagon
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    Database said:
    Correction I can schrink it :

    KB5034441 Security Update for Windows 10 (21H2 and 22H2) - Jan. 9-capturgwrgerge.jpg

    Still not risky ?
    If it offers only 989 MB you have to:
    1. disable Bitlocker
    2. disable hiberfil.sys
    first.
    I hope that your MFT is at the right place and not at the end of partition 3

    cmd (admin)
    powercfg -h off
    disables hiberfil
    after the above command check the above action (rightclick (C:) again!
    May be that you have to disable the pagefile.sys temporarily.
    Takes only 1 minute!!!!!!
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  11. Database
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    Pentagon said:
    If it offers only 989 MB you have to:
    1. disable Bitlocker
    2. disable hiberfil.sys
    first.
    I hope that your MFT is at the right place and not at the end of partition 3

    cmd (admin)
    powercfg -h off
    disables hiberfil
    after the above command check the above action (rightclick (C:) again!
    May be that you have to disable the pagefile.sys temporarily.
    Takes only 1 minute!!!!!!
    I have no clue I'am going to do here, never heard about hiberfil. But I trust you @Pentagone

    How could we no my MFT is at the right place ? Do we just need luck it is ?

    LAst but not least, why is it so complicated in my case ? At least it seems so

    Thanks and have a nice week !
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  13. Pentagon
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    @Database
    copy&paste
    powercfg -h off
    and then check if you get more than 989 MB
    If that isn't enough, delete Recovery Points
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