How to change partition in win10

php Xiaobian Yuzai will introduce to you how to change the partition in Win10. When using the Windows 10 operating system, sometimes we need to partition the hard disk to meet different needs. Partition changes can help us manage hard disk space effectively and make file storage more orderly. In Win10, we can use the disk management tool to perform partition changes. Next, we will introduce the steps of changing the Win10 partition in detail to help you complete the partition operation easily.

This is a help post on how to make a HP recovery partition and boot in Windows. In fact, many manufacturers provide users with OEM recovery partitions, so you may also be able to find solutions on forums on how to make a Dell, Asus or Lenovo recovery partition bootable.

Under different circumstances, the recovery partition may not boot due to various reasons. Among them, Windows updates are a common source of problems. However, the key is to find a solution to the recovery partition not booting.

How to make the recovery partition bootable in Windows 11/10/7?

Tip: Here are some specific keys for boot recovery partitions for different brands of laptops that you may want to know.

Dell – F8 (BIOS is F2); F12 for Windows 10; HP – F9 (or F10); Lenovo – F12; Asus – F9 or ESC; Acer – F12;

Generally speaking, there are three Common ways to boot recovery partition in Windows. Let’s learn about them one by one.

Assign a drive letter to the recovery partition

1. Open "Disk Management". Right-click on the recovery partition and select "Change drive letter and path".

2. Click Change or Add to assign the desired drive letter.

If you cannot use Disk Management to assign a drive to a partition, try using Diskpart.

1. Type "command prompt" in the search box, then right-click Command Prompt and select "Run as administrator" to open an elevated command prompt. Type "diskpart" and press "Enter."

2. Enter the following commands in sequence and press Enter after each command.

llist volume

lselect volume # (original volume number of the recovery partition)

lassign letter=# (required drive letter)

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If that still doesn’t work, you may need to change the partition type ID on the MBR disk to 0x07 (NTFS). If this doesn't help, try the following.

Making the Recovery Partition Active

1. Follow the instructions to open a command prompt as an administrator. Type "diskpart" and press "Enter."

2. Enter the following commands in sequence and press Enter after each command.

llist disk

lselect disk 0 (the disk where the recovery partition is located)

llist partition

lselect partition # (the partition number of the recovery partition)

lset id=07 override

lactive

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3. Type "exit" again to exit the command prompt. Restart your computer.

Boot Recovery Partition

If you are able to find the install.wim file, try these commands to boot the recovery partition. Assume the file is in the E:/sources folder.

1. Follow the steps to open command prompt and run as administrator. Type "diskpart" and press "Enter."

2. Enter the following commands in sequence and press Enter after each command.

lreagentc /setosimage /path E:\sources /index 1 /target C:\Windows

lreagentc /enable

lRecoverydrive

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3. Then restart the computer.

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