by mjnelson99 » Wed Jul 05, 2017 10:13 am
I tried to do an automatic update of the latest Win 10 version. It
failed. I suspect it was the 450 mb (or MB?) partition it did not like.
I created an image of the then version of Windows 10, then wiped the
drive of all Win stuff. It did maintain the 4 partitions, they were just
empty.
I already had a downloaded version of the Single Language Win 10. It
installed, no sweat. I needed that version since my computer language
had been changed from Spanish to English.
Mary
On 7/5/2017 11:39 AM, TeraByte Support (PP) wrote:
> They've been around for quite a while now. Basically, when Windows is installed or a major update is performed it will often resize the Windows partition smaller and create a new WinRE partition. It can do this even when the existing partition is large enough for the new WinRE version. I've also seen cases where it creates the space and doesn't create the partition. If you don't want this to happen you can fill the partition table when updating Windows so there's no room for another partition.
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