Solved Pqservice ?

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Does anyone know what it is ?

P.S.Elements (F) is my external harddrive.



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[kegobeer]

PQSERVICE is a hidden restore partition.

 

[t-4-2]

PQSERVICE is a hidden restore partition.

Thank you.

Not that it should matter, but out of curiosity, how do I make it invisible.
I have both "Don't show hidden files, folders or drives", and " hide empty drives in the Computer folder" checked.

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[kegobeer]

Does PQSERVICE show up as a drive under My Computer?

 

[t-4-2]

Does PQSERVICE show up as a drive under My Computer?

System Reserve (E) appears. I supposed it's the same ?

 

[mjf]

No it is not the same. System reserved is a 100MB (in your case) special partition which is part of the normal booting process. You leave it alone. It normally does not have a letter assigned to it. Did you assign one? If so then I suggest you remove the letter assignment.

PQService is the ACER factory restore partition and is visible in "Disk Management". Note that in Disk Management it may show as empty. Ignore this because it is not empty.

 

[t-4-2]

No it is not the same. System reserved is a 100MB (in your case) special partition which is part of the normal booting process. You leave it alone. It normally does not have a letter assigned to it. Did you assign one? If so then I suggest you remove the letter assignment.

PQService is the ACER factory restore partition and is visible in "Disk Management". Note that in Disk Management it may show as empty. Ignore this because it is not empty.

see screenshot.....

 

[mjf]

This is fine. Note Disk Management say the PQService has 100% free. This is definitely NOT the case. Look at your HDD using free Partition Wizard and you will get the accurate picture.

I would still remove the drive letter from System Reserved.

 

[t-4-2]

This is fine. Note Disk Management say the PQService has 100% free. This is definitely NOT the case. Look at your HDD using free Partition Wizard and you will get the accurate picture.

I would still remove the drive letter from System Reserved.

Thank you.

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