Is my A: partition now obsolete?

[bendipa]

I've recently done a re-imaging of my system, after having a strange re-activation issue which has thankfully now disappeared. This resulted in both the 'boot mgr file and boot folder moving from A: to C: drive - not my original intention. The C: drive is now 'active' showing both both 'boot' and 'system' within the one partition. All that remains in the A: partition are the 'System Volume' and '$Recycle Bin' folders, both of which also happen to reside in the C: drive. Booting up proceeds without any hitch.

Is it safe now for me to remove the A: partition without any further issue occurring?

 

[Layback Bear]

First off Windows 7 should always be 'C' partition when it's booted.

To help others understand please complete this tutorial by Golden so we can have a look see what you have.

Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image - Windows 7 Help Forums

Jack