pyromaster114
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Okay, so my father has used some sort of backup software by Acronis to manage to copy the D partition from his HP tablet to his new IBM tablet. This wouldn't be unusual, if it hadn't been for that the D partition on the HP is a restore partition used for restoring factory defaults.
This somehow invisible but takes up space partition now resides INSIDE the C partition on the new IBM, taking up about 6 or 7 GB.
It resides in the folder C:\Users\Tom\Documents\Drive(D)\
I can't delete it. I've tried everything. It shouldn't be there, it's un-needed, and when you try and delete it, it goes "Access Denied, you need permission to access System Volume Information"
Now I tried deleting it with the command line running as administrator.
I even tried deleting it through safemode.
Nothing worked.
Anyone got an idea how to rip it out or something? It's getting really annoying.
This somehow invisible but takes up space partition now resides INSIDE the C partition on the new IBM, taking up about 6 or 7 GB.
It resides in the folder C:\Users\Tom\Documents\Drive(D)\
I can't delete it. I've tried everything. It shouldn't be there, it's un-needed, and when you try and delete it, it goes "Access Denied, you need permission to access System Volume Information"
Now I tried deleting it with the command line running as administrator.
I even tried deleting it through safemode.
Nothing worked.
Anyone got an idea how to rip it out or something? It's getting really annoying.