What's this unallocated space in my C: drive?

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  1. gregrocker
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    When the time comes for clean reinstall we can help with that.
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  3. vStone1K
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    @AddRAM I recently got a 10 pack of DVD-RW's, but I know how to reinstall W7 from scratch, I'm running my laptop from that right now. Maybe you're all right; a clean install is better. I made my own custom W7 Install DVD anyway.
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  4. AddRAM
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    So send a disk mgt pic, I`d like to see how you did.
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  6. vStone1K
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    @AddRAM Here's what diskmgmt says, The Windows Recovery Environment anAttachment 189730d my C: drive
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  7. AddRAM
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    Give that small partition a letter and then you can see what`s on it.
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  8. gregrocker
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    https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...ndows-7-a.html
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  10. Anak
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    Okay it took me a while, but I found a pix of an L650 disk allocation, now it is a little smaller than yours, but the range on those L's went from 320 to 500GB Model Content Page

    Here is that pix:
    What's this unallocated space in my C: drive?-l650hdd.jpg


    And every time I tried to find any kind of recovery media from Toshiba - Australia
    It sent me back to here https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx The European site.
    Where you can not pick Australia as your location.

    From the US site Recovery media - Toshiba Forums
    Recovery media can be ordered online. Click here to begin the order process. There is no charge for the software itself, for which customers already own licenses, and as of 11/5/11 the shipping and handling charges for delivery of recovery media in the US is $29.95 for DVD media or $39.95 for USB sticks.
    Shipping and handling charges for the following list of Latin American countries is $37.95 for DVD media or $47.95 for USB sticks:
    But try as I might I can not find anything like that on the Europe or Ozzie sites
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  11. AddRAM
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    Ya, but 1.46 GBs ? Is it super compressed ?
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  12. Anak
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    AddRAM said:
    Ya, but 1.46 GBs ? Is it super compressed ?
    I could not find any specifications, yet.
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  13. theog
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    gln2d3 said:
    Hello everyone, I was recently looking in disc management today for something and recently discovered this in the C: drive section:Attachment 189593
    What is this '10.67 GB unallocated space' for? Is it the recovery partition? I heard that system recovery contains the whole OS and programs and stuff, which is about 10gb. What could this be for? I'm hoping it's the recovery partition, as I'm missing quite a few Toshiba programs that only come installed on the original system. Any help is appreciated! Oh yes, I should say, Merry Christmas !
    Why did you delete the 10gb Recovery Partition in first place?
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