March 12, 201610 yr Hi, I must have put some systemfolder or files over to another HDD because i did not have space enough on my SSD Windows 10 drive but i cant see or find them. There was a temp folder and a msdownload.tmp but i have erased them and rebooted. How do i remove the "system drive" notification? Because when i want to do a image it automatically wants to backup this drive and i dont want it to be backup Help please Thanks Michael Moe Michael Moe
March 12, 201610 yr Do you mean System Reserved drive? If so, from Windows7 onwards, this is a default that the OS creates and cannot be deleted. Rick Almeida
March 12, 201610 yr Author Do you mean System Reserved drive? If so, from Windows7 onwards, this is a default that the OS creates and cannot be deleted. Thanks but no, I found hidden system files . It seems that i have a boot folder and a boot.mgr file. They are also on my Windows drive as well. Recycle bin is also on both drives. I dont know how to delete them. Maybe a reformat will do it ? Thanks Michael Moe Michael Moe
March 13, 201610 yr Author Well it's a mess here. It seems that Windows 10 has put the bootfiles on a second drive all these files also is on my c drive. The ssd is broken because i i cant get it to show up in Bios. Now i am making space on another drive so i can use that for my c and WindowsWindows drive. Hopefully i will be able to reload an image of my last setup. But the drives has gone new letters so trying not to owerwrite my P3DV3.2 setup. I updated Windows 10 on top of a Windows 7 Pro and if i need to reinstall i am not sure i have the license wroted down. Hopefully i can register any how? I Just pray that the Ssd image now will work on the reformatted drive. Guess i just need to exclude those drives from being reorganized and formattet so they match the image layout. Michael Moe Michael Moe
March 13, 201610 yr Author Hi. It ended up in a another reinstall on another drive and all over since the rebuild cannot accept the new drive. Seems pointless to make an image incase of a breakdown.My new drive is bigger than the old SSD but Windows claim my Active Bios disk is smaller so.... Michael Moe Michael Moe
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