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Partition for Windows 10 Pro setup

Partition for Windows 10 Pro setup

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aka00pikachu
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03-28-2016, 12:22 AM
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Hello! I finished setting up my first new PC with Windows 10 Pro using a flash drive from Amazon. Once the installation was done, I saw that the C drive appeared to be split into sections, with a smaller area holding a Windows clone. Is this typical after a fresh installation?
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aka00pikachu
03-28-2016, 12:22 AM #1

Hello! I finished setting up my first new PC with Windows 10 Pro using a flash drive from Amazon. Once the installation was done, I saw that the C drive appeared to be split into sections, with a smaller area holding a Windows clone. Is this typical after a fresh installation?

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NinjaNetherJoe
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04-02-2016, 03:51 PM
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Image of disk management shows multiple partitions as expected.
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NinjaNetherJoe
04-02-2016, 03:51 PM #2

Image of disk management shows multiple partitions as expected.

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TheLostTurtle
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04-07-2016, 02:36 AM
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Typically, you'd have 2 to 4 partitions based on your Windows 10 installation and system setup. With a standard basic configuration, you might have more partitions if you add others. For older BIOS or UEFI setups in Legacy mode, expect 2 or 3 partitions: Windows (for files after OS installation), a System and utility partition (tools for system recovery like backup, restore, command prompt, RAM tester, Startup repair), and an optional Recovery partition. (On pre-built systems, the Recovery partition is usually included.) For UEFI, Microsoft reserved partition (MSR) is used during boot.
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TheLostTurtle
04-07-2016, 02:36 AM #3

Typically, you'd have 2 to 4 partitions based on your Windows 10 installation and system setup. With a standard basic configuration, you might have more partitions if you add others. For older BIOS or UEFI setups in Legacy mode, expect 2 or 3 partitions: Windows (for files after OS installation), a System and utility partition (tools for system recovery like backup, restore, command prompt, RAM tester, Startup repair), and an optional Recovery partition. (On pre-built systems, the Recovery partition is usually included.) For UEFI, Microsoft reserved partition (MSR) is used during boot.