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Aleks: /* Delete Protected Partition */

2023-11-21T11:30:44Z

Delete Protected Partition

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	<syntaxhighlight lang="powershell" line>diskpart		<syntaxhighlight lang="powershell" line>diskpart
	list disk		list disk
	select disk <disk number><syntaxhighlight>		select disk <disk number></syntaxhighlight>
	<syntaxhighlight lang="powershell" line>list partition		<syntaxhighlight lang="powershell" line>list partition
	select partition <partition number>		select partition <partition number>
	delete partition override<syntaxhighlight>		delete partition override</syntaxhighlight>


	Using the ovverride option will allow to delete protected partitions, use with caution. You cant delete the system partition, boot partition or any partition that contains the active page file or crash dump.		Using the ovverride option will allow to delete protected partitions, use with caution. You cant delete the system partition, boot partition or any partition that contains the active page file or crash dump.

Aleks: /* Delete Protected Partition */

2023-11-21T11:30:19Z

Delete Protected Partition

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	Use the following commands:		Use the following commands:
			<syntaxhighlight lang="powershell" line>diskpart
			list disk
			select disk <disk number><syntaxhighlight>
			<syntaxhighlight lang="powershell" line>list partition
			select partition <partition number>
			delete partition override<syntaxhighlight>

	*diskpart
	**list disk
	***select disk <disk number>
	*list partition
	**select partition <partition number>
	***delete partition override

	Using the ovverride option will allow to delete protected partitions, use with caution. You cant delete the system partition, boot partition or any partition that contains the active page file or crash dump.		Using the ovverride option will allow to delete protected partitions, use with caution. You cant delete the system partition, boot partition or any partition that contains the active page file or crash dump.

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piszczynski>Aleks: Created page with " == Delete Protected Partition == When unable to extend volume due to a partition being in the way you may need to delete it. If the partition is protected such as a recover..."

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Created page with " == Delete Protected Partition == When unable to extend volume due to a partition being in the way you may need to delete it. If the partition is protected such as a recover..."

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== Delete Protected Partition ==

When unable to extend volume due to a partition being in the way you may need to delete it.

If the partition is protected such as a recovery partition you will need to use diskpart.

Use the following commands:

*diskpart
**list disk
***select disk <disk number>
*list partition
**select partition <partition number>
***delete partition override

Using the ovverride option will allow to delete protected partitions, use with caution. You cant delete the system partition, boot partition or any partition that contains the active page file or crash dump.