Reusing Recovery Partition For Every Windows 10 Feature Update.


  1. tenaru
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    Reusing Recovery Partition For Every Windows 10 Feature Update.


    So i noticed that when i was upgrading from 1809 to 1903, windows created recovery partition.

    Is there a way that windows 10 will always use some dedicated partition on every feature update ?

    like, not creating new recovery partition on each feature update.
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  3. Kyhi
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    Windows 3.1 to Windows 10
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    The reason it does that - is in case you rollback to the prior version of windows
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