I wonder if a Windows update changed it? Does the label really matter?ģ. Screenshot of it in Disk Management the day I bought the laptop it was labeled "Windows RE tools 515 MB NTFS I just noticed now, that the current 256GB SSD labels it "515MB Healthy (Recovery Partition)" but when I took a Why is the Recovery Partition no longer listed as a Volume in Disk Management? Is this a problem? However in the MiniTool it is labeled Windows RE tools. Healthy (Recovery Partition) and on the 500GB SSD it is not. In Disk Management the 515MB Healthy (Recovery Partition) on the 256GB SSD is listed as a Volume and is labeled as a Does the order of the partitions matter? Is this a problem or potential problemĢ. It appears to have swapped with the Reserved Partition. In both Disk Management and the MiniTool, the EFI System Partition is listed as Partition 1 on the 256GB SSD and However taking a look at Disk Management in Windows and using MiniTool Partition, the partitions were not quite the same. After recovery I had no issues booting the laptop with the 500GB SSD and it seems to be running fine.
I had to resize the partitions when recovering to the 500GB. Then replaced the 256GB SSD with the 500GB SSD and used the bootable media to recover. I used the Acronis bootable media on USB and made a backup of the 256GB SSD Disks and Partitions to my NAS via FTP. I got copy of Acronis True Image 2020 a couple months ago and decided to make a back up image of the 256GB SSD and then restore it to the new 500GB SSD. The laptop only has the one NVMe port and I don't have a NVMe to USB adapter or enclosure, so cloning wasn't an option. I have a 2 month old HP laptop with 256GB NVMe SSD running Windows 10 Version 2004.
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