Windows 10: How to redo partition to free more space for C:\; unable to run the new windows 11 update...

Just bought new laptop not long ago. I was told not to store everything into default C:\ should be partition it and use the new partition drive to store all programs and things. Therefore, I made new partition and name it E:\. But now when I try to run the Windows 11 updates, it ran into error saying something of now enough space, telling me to remove some apps to try again. Searched the web, found somebody showed make new partition from the partitioned drive E:\ then copy and drop all the folder from E:\ to newer drive, then it should be free to modify E:\ and move the free space back t

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Failure to apply update due to recovery partition issue?

My suggestion would be to:

1) Disable WinRE

2) Delete partitions 4 and 5.

3) Extend the C drive to utilize the unallocated space (minus 750 MB)

4) Create a Recovery partition in that 750 MB unallocated space.

Step 1:

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To disable WinRE, run:

• reagentc /disable
  

Next, check if winre.wim has been moved to the c:\windows\system32\Recovery folder. To do so, run:

• dir c:\windows\system32\Recovery /a
  

Please post the outputs.

 

My windows 10 upgrade consumes all of it's drive c: space (50 GB)

• My windows 10 upgrade consumes all of it's drive c: space (50 GB)
• I am unable to install the update,
• I suspect the windows 10 need this much space and it is some kind of glitch,
• Please suggest a way to free up some space as I don't prefer to format partition C:

 

Unallocated Space to C Drive

Thanks