Yes, if you can afford to wipe a disk on booting the setup, or are willing to test the auto-partitioning in the virtual machine.Is there a setting to stop the recovery partition from being created during install of Win 10?
NVME drives can only use UEFI(so i have heard)?
This is not true
Do we have to completely automate the disk process with this? or we can still manually adjust everything in boot setup..
how did you kill them, answer file as per nuhi's post or post install with Computer Management?I was able to kill the recovery partition and as an added bonus, the MSR parition as well![]()
only 100mb boot partition
and can that be reduced?