Windows 10: Bootnxt?

One of my PCs has the 1kb file BOOTNXT in the C: drive root folder. What is the purpose of this file?

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BOOTNXT and BOOTTGT What are they and what do they do?

Hi there

been trying to find this answer all night now, and if anyone knows the answer i'd appreciate it. Basically what is the BOOTNXT file and what does it do? all i know so far it interacts with BOOTTGT, which again i have no idea what it does. Can someone shed
some light on this subject?

Cheers

Jon

 

Window 10 old Factory set partition - delete or not?

I bought a Windows Vista installed laptop back in the dark ages:

I have upgraded it from Vista to Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and now it has Windows 10.

I'm confuse on statements that say "WIndows 10 no longer needs a recovery partition":

Do I leave it alone or can I get ride of it:

Partition Z: 200MB folders:

• $RECYCLE.BIN
• Boot
• Recovery
• System Volume Information

Files:

• bootmgr
• BOOTNXT
• BOOTSEC.BAK

Next here are the super hidden files on the root of my C: drive.

Are all of these required are are some left-over from older upgrades?

C drive Folders:

• Documents and Settings
• EFI
• ESD
• i386
• Recovery
• System Volume Information

Files:

• bootmgr
• BOOTNXT
• hiberfil.sys
• pagefile.sys
• swapfile.sys

 

There are some folders in my disk spaces (C and D) that cant be deleted and if they are somehow deleted they are restored.

* Original title: Deleting Folders

There are some folders in my disk spaces (C and D) that cant be deleted and if they are somehow deleted they are restored. The folders are named like "$RECYCLE.BIN, PROGRAMDATA, SYSTEM VOLUME INFORMATION". There are also some files like "bootmgr, BOOTNXT,
hyberfil.sys, pagefil.sys, swapfile.sys". Please tell how to get rid of them.