Hello, I recently decided to bite the bullet and try to get my PC ready for Windows 11. I ran PC Health Check and it said I needed to enable Secure Boot and TPM 2.0. Found out I needed to convert my Windows OS Drive, C:, from MBR to GPT. I figured out how to do that, and while I was rebooting, foolishly decided to fix the TMP 2.0 thing at the same time instead of just doing one thing at a time. After a minor heart attack because my boot menu couldn't find my OS hard drive and having to rearrange my boot order so one of the two Windows Boot Managers was at the top of the boot order, I got Windows to boot up again.
I opened File Explorer, looking for something when I noticed a new drive that wasn't there before. When I checked Disk Manager, it is apparently a new partition of my C: drive, which is now a System Reserved Drive with it's own drive letter. In File Explorer, it only has one thing visible, a MARKER file called $WINRE_BACKUP_PARTITION.MARKER
Is this thing safe to remove? Are the other 2 Healthy (EFI System Partition) on C and E safe to remove or are they needed? What about the Recovery Partition that's also on my C: drive?
Please Help!
I opened File Explorer, looking for something when I noticed a new drive that wasn't there before. When I checked Disk Manager, it is apparently a new partition of my C: drive, which is now a System Reserved Drive with it's own drive letter. In File Explorer, it only has one thing visible, a MARKER file called $WINRE_BACKUP_PARTITION.MARKER
Is this thing safe to remove? Are the other 2 Healthy (EFI System Partition) on C and E safe to remove or are they needed? What about the Recovery Partition that's also on my C: drive?
Please Help!