Windows 10: I swapped a drive and now have a System Reserved D: od 99 MB I can't get rid of. Help

Discus and support I swapped a drive and now have a System Reserved D: od 99 MB I can't get rid of. Help in Windows 10 Customization to solve the problem; OK. I have a 1 TB SATA M.2 Drive C: on my old PC - for boot drive and programs - and a data drive, a 1TB HDD D:, with directories for documents, Music,... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Customization' started by bozinonsumus, Jul 23, 2021.

  1. I swapped a drive and now have a System Reserved D: od 99 MB I can't get rid of. Help


    OK. I have a 1 TB SATA M.2 Drive C: on my old PC - for boot drive and programs - and a data drive, a 1TB HDD D:, with directories for documents, Music, Videos, Pictures, etc.- I am now building/configuring a new primary home PC - updated components, new 1BD M.2 NVMe C: drive for boot OS and programs, etc., and I just installed the old HDD from the old PC with all my data files. OK so far. New PC is fine.- The old one - and I wish to keep it - now has another 1 TB HDD mostly empty now intended for data files that shows up as the E: drive. My problem is that that under the D: d

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    bozinonsumus, Jul 23, 2021
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  2. topgundcp Win User

    A 2nd System Reserved on Another Hard Drive Under Its Own Drive Letter


    Temporarily disconnect disk 0 (contains F and D) by disconnecting the SATA cable from it then reboot your PC. If it boot then you can safely delete the System Reserved D.

    To delete the system reserved partition from disk 0 (Drive D), Open Admin command prompt:
    1. diskpart
    2. select disk 0
    3. select partition 1
    4. delete partition override
    5. exit

    After done with the above, You might also want to swap the SATA cables between disk0 and disk1 to make C drive on disk 0 and F drive on disk 1.
     
    topgundcp, Jul 23, 2021
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  3. Anthony Gal, Jul 23, 2021
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  4. I swapped a drive and now have a System Reserved D: od 99 MB I can't get rid of. Help

    Volume in drive C is reserved by system

    I'm trying to access the directory of my drive C through the cmd (with administration), but instead I get "Volume in drive C is reserved by system".

    I can access drive D very easily.

    Any suggestions how I may access it?
     
    RoyalPancake34, Jul 23, 2021
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I swapped a drive and now have a System Reserved D: od 99 MB I can't get rid of. Help

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