Windows 10: WIndows 10 shipped on computer and getting Recovery Drive nag

I just received a new HP Envy 17t-n100 with Windows 10 Pro 64 already installed. I keep getting a D: RECOVERY is running out of space. It's 12gb and there are 3gb left. HP Tech support is no help and want me to use there contracted help company that wants to charge me to fix a problem on a new computer. I have 2 drives: Drive 0 is a 960 gb SSD PNY which has EFI Partition (261 mb), C: (881.66 gb), Recovery Partition (309 mb) and D: RECOVERY (12.01 gb). Drive 1 is a 1tb Seagate sshd that is unallocated right now (931.39 gb showing).
I tried to go into Disk Manager but it won't let you change D: size. I have the Windows Product ID and was wondering if I can somehow re-install Windows with the product key so I can reformat Drive 0 and make D: bigger or make Drive 1 D: and put recovery space there and have and E: also on it for storage. Just looking for some suggestions because the nag box is driving crazy!
*Mad

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Rollback from windows 10 to previous, now getting Repairing Disk Errors, May take an Hour, lasting for days, wont reboot

Most probably your hard drive is failing. Did you create recovery media (as you are frequently nagged to do on a new computer).

 

Windows 10

Hello there,

I have a laptop that was shipped with windows 8 and now is upgraded to windows 10. The current partition setup(having recovery partitions for windows 8) is the one that was shipped by the manufacturer. Since now I have windows 10, is it possible to capture
the current c drive (with windows 10) and add it to the other partitions (as a recovery partition for windows 10) using disk part and windows PE? I would like to keep the other partitions so as to keep the original partitions as shipped by the manufacturer.

Any required space would be taken from the C drive.

many thanks for the support.

joseph

 

Remove the drive letter from the partition in Disk Management. Do not remove the partition itself, just the drive letter. RIght click on the partition, select change drive letter, highlight the drive letter D: and click remove.

 

You can try to suppress the Low Disk Warning message. Create a file with .reg extension and put the lines below, save then double click to merge into registry.

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer]
"NoLowDiskSpaceChecks"=dword:00000001