[SOLVED] Problem after migrating my Windows 10 to an SSD

[memorykart]

On my old HDD there are the 450MB and 100MB partitions that I cant do anything with, if I right click on them the only option that appears is help. After migrating a new Local Disk was created on the SSD and assigned a letter (F) and was named recovery, can I delete it, if not can I remove the letter so it isn't visible on Windows explorer. Another Local Disk was made and assigned letter (G) but it isn't visible on the Disk Manager.

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[13thmonkey]

Unplug your hdd first and test to see if the system still works, then you'll if you can deleted.

 

[benz.media]

This letter is signed by the drive automatically, thus it can not be deleted. A few examples of these are cache partitions and temporary partitions.

Benz Media

 

[SkyNetRising]

Yes - you can remove drive letter F: .
You can remove unnecessary partitions using diskpart. Disk Management doesn't allow removing recovery and reserved partitions.

 

[memorykart]

Yes - you can remove drive letter F: .
You can remove unnecessary partitions using diskpart. Disk Management doesn't allow removing recovery and reserved partitions.

I deleted the partitions on the old HDD and unassigned the letters given to the recovery and reserve partitions. Thanks