Please see the attachment which shows numbers next to partitions.
I wondered if the numbers should be there, why they are and if they do any harm?.
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, Dec 07 2021 07:54 AM
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Posted 07 December 2021 - 06:42 PM
Yes they are normal. Your partitions are not named and the system wants to call them something so it uses kind of a coordinate system.
If you look at the lower part... the first partition on Disk 0 is 100 mb System reserve or EFI partition. The next one is named your C: drive (has a name so no location numbers) and then you have your Recovery partition Disk 0 partition 4. (I honestly don't know why recovery is not Disk 0 partition 3 but it is often 4)
Here is some info: https://docs.microso...disk-management
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Posted 07 December 2021 - 07:58 PM
Thank you for both the information and the referral it was interesting reading
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