Upon preforming a disk cleanup I believe I accidentally erased data on 2 recovery partitions. I assume one is for 7 and one for 10. I took a look at the hard drives recovery partitions and there is 100% free space. If one is for 7, I can live without it. However I would like to have one for 10. What can I do?
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The thread discusses a user accidentally deleting data from two recovery partitions during disk cleanup, likely for Windows 7 and 10. After confirming only files were deleted and the partitions remain, the user resolves the issue by reinstalling Windows 10 from an official ISO on a DVD. Overall, the dialogue shifts from concern about lost recovery environments to providing a solution through reinstallation.
The thread discusses a user accidentally deleting data from two recovery partitions during disk cleanup, likely for Windows 7 and 10. After confirming only files were deleted and the partitions remain, the user resolves the issue by reinstalling Windows 10 from an official ISO on a DVD. Overall, the dialogue shifts from concern about lost recovery environments to providing a solution through reinstallation.
I believe I have solved this Issue by downloading a fresh copy of windows 10 and burning to a blank dvd and reinstalling. Windows is available for downloading at their official website Windows.com. The ISO image can be burned to dvd by right clicking on ISO file or by a third party burner.
