Windows 10: Question for partition

Hi, dear forums, I was wondering why do I have this partition created - I have done a clean install of Windows 10 AU, then automatic update to CU? Please, can anyone tell me if I need it, what is it and possibly - how to remove it without 3rd party software. Thank you all in advance.

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Laptop Partition Questions

Hi,

I will be glad to help you with the issue you have with the issue you have about allocate space.

The disk space which doesn’t belong to any partition is regarded as unallocated space by computer. This refers to no applications are able to write to the space. But it is a logical space on the hard drive so it can be used by putting the system to put files
on. In order to make full use of unallocated space, you have to build a new partition with the space or add it to other partition.

Thank you.

 

Reserved partition question

So how can I see it. It's not visible in disk management.

stll not convinced it is there.

 

Hi, sometimes a new recovery partition is created when Windows is upgraded. I have one. You could well ask why the redundant partition isn't deleted automatically - I would guess the answer may be related to being able to roll back to the previous version.

Example of numerous discussions on this:
I got two recovery-partitions - Windows 10 Forums

Then there's this answer from MS, which I hadn't seen before:
Two recovery partitions on a windows 10 install - Microsoft Community

 

Thank you Dalchina, I will try to figure it out.

 

Another point of view, expressed in the above is- it's small, so just leave it... you've plenty of space on C:
Otherwise, it's a matter of curiosity.

And there's probably enough in the thread from this forum I found for you to point you to how to work out what and how to delete without 3rd party tools.

 

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/dd744301(v=ws.10).aspx

 

Umm, a tad out of date, I'm afraid.

Try
UEFI/GPT-based hard drive partitions

 

Now the question is: what is the difference between Windows RE Tools and Recovery Image /the first and the last partitions on the original post/. I decided to keep all those partitions anyway and not to go in troubles.