Windows 10: Why does it show in settings EFI System Partition full repair needed but in disk management...

In Settings > Storage > Disks & volumes, my EFI system partition is labeled as "full repair needed" But if I go to Win key + X > disk management and go to EFI Partition it shows that it’s “Healthy”. Any help is greatly appreciated thank you.

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Help! Data partition not showing under my computer

This is happening on a windows 2000 server. Our second partition of the system, for data is not showing under my computer. Here are the properties of it in disk management:





Now under logical drives its listed as F and shows free space available.

Suggestions on how to fix this?

 

Disk Partition EFI Management

DISK PARTITION INCLUDING EFI SYSTEM PARTITION AND RECOVERY DRIVE PARTITION.

Earlier my File Explorer used to display C drive and D drive (Recovery Drive) which majorly contains only the recovery file. However, after a windows update a long time back, the D drive stopped displaying in the file explorer "THIS PC"





I checked the Disk Management tool. There are two unallocated space of 651 and 128 mb along with a EFI partition and two recovery partition one with drive letter D assigned and another without.

My hard disk is of 1TB out of which 904gb (C drive) is accessible.





I am not able to manage these unalloacted partitions of my drive. I am only able to create a new volume but I want this unallocated space to either merge into C drive OR D drive the option for which (Extend/Merge) is not available.





Also there is an EFI system partition which is in between these two unallocated spaces and I am unable to manage that space as well.

The recovery partition of D drive is not visible in file explorer.

I want a way to manage these spaces and also that my D drive is shown in the file explorer

Regards

 

I have multible EFI system partition and i want to delete the useless ones

Z: is your EFI partition. Can you delete the other EFI partition (299 MB) using Disk Management or the 3rd party partition manager shown in the screenshot?

Before that, pls post the output of the following commands:

• diskpart
  

• list vol