How do I assign a drive letter to a system partition?

How do I assign a drive letter to a system partition?

To Remove Drive Letter in Disk Management

1. Press the Win + R keys to open Run, type diskmgmt.
2. Right click or press and hold on the drive (ex: “G”) you want to remove the drive letter of, and click/tap on Change Drive Letter and Paths. (
3. Click/tap on the Remove button. (
4. Click/tap on Yes to confirm. (

How do I assign a system partition?

Method II:

1. Go to start, and in the search box type “cmd”, right click>run as administrator.
2. Once opened, type “DISKPART”
3. On diskpart, type: “list disk”, then “select disk 0” (since drive D:\ is the one you want to make changes, as I see from the screenshot)
4. After that, type “list partition”, then “select partition 1”

Can I remove drive letter from system reserved partition?

In the Windows that opens, right click on the ‘System Reserved’ partition in the lower pane and select ‘Change Drive Letter and Paths..’ 3. In the dialog that opens, click the ‘Remove’ button.

Why does my recovery partition have a drive letter?

To protect recovery partition from being changed or deleted, recovery partition usually has no drive letter, and only a Help option is provided in Disk Management. The recovery partition is typically a special recovery partition that is not meant to be browsed. Assigning a drive letter would gain you nothing.

Should system reserved have a drive letter?

The System Reserved should not have a drive letter at all. In Disk Management, remove that drive letter.

How do I make my partition not primary?

Way 1. Change partition to primary using Disk Management [DATA LOSS]

1. Enter Disk Management, right-click the logical partition, and choose Delete Volume.
2. You’ll be prompted that all data on this partition will be erased, click Yes to continue.
3. As mentioned above, logical partition is on extended partition.

Should system reserved partition be hidden?

Why need to hide system reserved partition? System Reserved partition is essential which contains the Boot Manager, Boot Configuration Data and Startup files used for Bitlocker Drive Encryption. It is a good idea to hide System Reserved partition if you want others to stay away from it.

How do I change my recovery partition letter?

Press the Windows key+X and choose Disk Management, here right click the Recovery Partition and choose Change Drive Letter or Paths, choose Remove.

How do I make the system reserved partition hidden?

Steps to Hide System Reserved Partition

1. Press “Windows Key + R” to open the Run dialog box.
2. Type “diskmgmt.
3. In the Disk Management window, right-click on the “System Reserved” drive.
4. Select the “Change drive letter and paths” option.
5. In this window, select the drive letter and click “Remove“.