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Greg, the System Reserved had a drive letter after I installed the new SSD, and I removed it (after reading a little about it on the Web). I added it now again to see what is in the drive ... nothing! I will remove the drive *letter* again, but keep the drive (as someone said one should).
The system flag you are talking about, is that "Boot"? Are you saying that it should also have been "Boot" in System Reserved?
On my wife's computer, Win 7 Ultimate (as I have), but with different hardware/BIOS), this is what I see:
System Reserved: Healthy (System, Active, Primary Partition)
C: Healthy (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition)
(I assume that some of the differences might be due to a different BIOS.)
What should actually be in System Reserved and in C:, and if I do not have it right, can I get it right?
Okay, I will certainly do this. I also notice that D; and E; are "Primary Partition", while F:, H: and I: are "Logical drives". The truth is, of course, and as you certainly know, that Disk 1 (an HDD) is partitioned into 5 partitions, obviously with 2 other partitions with unallocated space (there may have been 1 only before my "troubles", but I am not sure). What should they all be?
Yes, I have done this in the past, and will refresh my rusty brain with the video.
Thank for the info. As you see above, I am not sure about which partitions should be primary and which should not.
Regards,
Hans L