Bootmgr - Move to C:\ with EasyBCD

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  1. farmerinthedell
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    Ok, sounds good. Thanks again for all your help.
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  3. Bare Foot Kid
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    Well done Wolfgang.
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  4. whs
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    Thanks Ted.
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  5. gregrocker
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    Looks like they have a boot disk available now. You might want to add it? Easy Recovery Essentials - NeoSmart Technologies



    Anyone tried it?
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  7. sindm
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    Thanks. It helped.
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  8. figueroa4
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    Awesome! You fixed my computer - been working on it for 5 hours now lol!!
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  9. ThrashZone
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    Hi Wolfgang,
    I guess the boot file has been copied over to C after doing this tutorial but what can we do with the first or original partition it's on
    I really don't like the it being on dual boot anymore with this 400mg partition :/
    Yikes now it's listed as E
    Accessing it says it's empty ?
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  11. gregrocker
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    Delete E in Disk Mgmt, boot Partition Wizard disk, rightclick C to Resize, drag left border all the way to left, click OK, Apply.
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  12. ThrashZone
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    Thanks Greg,
    Looking at the free space on E it does seem to have something on it ?
    Can I delete with mini tool ?
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  13. gregrocker
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    I thought we created that partition a few weeks ago to be the System Reserved partition? Did you change it to C recently? Why?

    If you want the 400mb onboard C then resize otherwise you can just delete it as it is useless now that the System Active flags are moved to C.
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