can I increase the "System Reserve Partition" of 100 MB

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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #11

    Yes, you'll still have a 'System Reserved' partition after removing the drive letter. As gregrocker was saying, it wasn't supposed to have a drive letter to begin with...
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  2.    #12

    Acronis won't be affected by some BitDefender bloatware which you were using. Can you explain what this was?

    Most imaging suites require some free space on SysReserved partition to expand a paging file. This is the reason why no other programs should be allowed to write to it. Perhaps BitDefender had a backup using those bd files?

    Did you uninstall BitDefender to replace with MSE, and did those files go with it? If not I would delete them.
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  3. Posts : 477
    Windows 7 Pro 64bit SP1
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       #13

    gregrocker said:
    Acronis won't be affected by some BitDefender bloatware which you were using. Can you explain what this was?...
    From Bitdefender: Bitdefender Rescue Mode

    Obvious user issues: Forum Search Engine

    This is/was new in BD2012...hadn't even looked into it...but it appears - according to BD support - to be for scanning and removing of Malware issues without starting the Windows OS...they claim it is much more effective/foolproof than running a removal tool from within Windows ??

    Thanks for all the help & imput...
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  4.    #14

    Do you want to keep Bitdefender, because if so we could help you expand System Reserved? Personally I would uninstall it and use MSE with Malwarebytes on-demand scanner.

    To remove infection most effectively use Malwarebytes, if necessary from Safe Mode.

    If Win7 won't start follow these steps to disinfect and repair: Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot - Windows 7 Forums
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