Windows 10: Remove Old SSD System Reserved and Recovery Partitions to New SSD

Hello,I recently did a clean install of Windows 10 onto a new m.2 SSD and I noticed that my System Reserved and Recovery partitions were still present and active on my old boot SSD Disk 1. I wasn't able to delete them through Disk Management or through an elevated powershell, so I'm unsure what steps I need to take from here.I would like to either:1. Move both partitions to my new SSD Disk 5 or2. Delete both of the partitions and create new ones on my new SSDThanks.

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How to completely reformat a disk with reserved partitions

I upgraded to win 10 on a new SSD, everything is working fine and I have copied the data I need from the old disk (its now drive E

E: has a D: partition - the old system reserved, no longer needed. E: also has a recovery partition which has no label.

I want to remove the 2 reserved partitions and combine them back into E: - and then reformat E:

Is there a simple list of steps to do this please?

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Deleting system reserved & recovery partitions on old HDD

I recently installed an SSD and cloned W10 onto it from my old HDD (Disk 0). I now want to use that HDD for storage, but as you can see from the screen grab it has a system reserved partition (J and a Recovery Partition on it.





How do I delete the redundant system reserved and recovery partitions from the old HDD as they are no longer required as everything is running from the SSD (Disk 2). Your help would be gratefully received!

 

New Build - Two SSDs - System Reserved vs Recovery Partition

Setting up new build with two SSDs. 500 GB Samsung 970 EVO m.2 is supposed to be for OS and programs. 1TB Crucial is supposed to be for file storage. After noticing the System Reserved on the 1TB drive, I disconnected the SSD and installed Windows with
only the 500 GB attached. After completing all updates and installing Microsoft Office, I reconnected the 1TB drive and still see what is shown below.

First and foremost, I wanted to know the difference between the System Reserved and the Recovery Partition. I would have expected to see the System Reserved to show up on the 500 GB drive after the re-install with only that drive connected.

I've been told I may need to wipe both drives and start over, but I'm unsure the best way to do it and I don't want to harm the brand new SSDs. I'm also wondering if it's even necessary considering I already went through the process of installing Windows
and Office with only the 500 GB drive connected.

I am completely new to this and trying to learn, so any length of detail you could provide in your suggestions would be appreciated.