Optimize Drivers in Windows 10

[vanis.jan]

Hello guys,

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As you can see on screenshot. There is some weird "partition" on my SSD.
Do you guys know what it is?

I installed Windows 10 before 2 days and when I was in stage where I have to pick disk to install I deleted all partitions so I had unlocated space and then I clicked "create new" with full size of SSD.

Today I installed Windows 10 on my notebook, I did not created anything. I just clicked "next" to install Windows 10 to unlocated space. It created everything automaticaly for sure..

Its this why I have on my PC this weird partition?

PS: in pc is M.2 SSD 960 PRO an in notebook is SATA SSD 850 EVO

Thanks for help.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Can you post screenshot from Disk Management?

 

[vanis.jan]

Can you post screenshot from Disk Management?

here it is

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[SkyNetRising]

It's either recovery partition or EFI system partition. You don't have to touch it.
All of them are necessary.

 

[vanis.jan]

It's either recovery partition or EFI system partition. You don't have to touch it.
All of them are necessary.

yea thanks for repy

Im just curious why it has so weird name and why its not on my notebook too

It was same USB stick for windows 10 installation

 

[SkyNetRising]

It's not weird name. It's partition identifier. Since the partition has no associated label, then drive identifier is being shown there.
Completely normal.

 

[vanis.jan]

ahh ok, but what it's not same on notebook

thanks

 

[SkyNetRising]

Can you post Disk Management screenshot from your other computer?

 

[vanis.jan]

Can you post Disk Management screenshot from your other computer?

here is "optimize drives" tab
Optimize drives

here is Disk management
Disk management

Thank you!

 

[SkyNetRising]

It's a bit different here.
This is a legacy boot system (not UEFI). You have "System reserved" bootloader partition and no recovery partition.
If you had recovery partition here, it would probably show up in optimize drives screen as similar "weird" identifier number.

 

[vanis.jan]

It's a bit different here.
This is a legacy boot system (not UEFI). You have "System reserved" bootloader partition and no recovery partition.
If you had recovery partition here, it would probably show up in optimize drives screen as similar "weird" identifier number.

ahh ok thanks for explanation. I just checked right now one more "optimize drive" tab on PC and this weird partition disapeared. Check that out

optimize drive

Windows 10 is probably doing whatever he want with drives.

Thanks one more for your dedication