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If you look in Windows Disk Management you should see it listed as the System partition - this is MS speak for what everyone else calls the boot partition.
I believe it's a safety feature to keep it separate from the partitions your operating systems are on - what MS calls boot partitions.
Think the idea is if you hose any of your o/s partitions, you should still be able to boot up any other Windows o/s as the System partition is undamaged. You should also be able to make an image of it to restore in case of disaster.
Don't recommend trying a registry defrag if you have a separate System partition - you may get BCD issues.
Hope it helps
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