Hidden partitions on S3

[fabiomarp]

Hi everyone. I have a S3 2Gb Ram 64Gb sad. After anniversary update, when checking drive status, I found 3 small partitions and a recovery (also small) partition. Should I erase them, just to unify free space or it's better leave it this way?

 

[Chintan Gohel]

Hi everyone. I have a S3 2Gb Ram 64Gb sad. After anniversary update, when checking drive status, I found 3 small partitions and a recovery (also small) partition. Should I erase them, just to unify free space or it's better leave it this way?

do the partitions have anything in them? you can recombine them: How to Combine Multiple Partitions Into a Single Partition

 

[fabiomarp]

No, they don't. I was afraid to merge them up because I thought Microsoft would use for some system operations, **** Linux swap partitions. But thanks for your tip.

Originally posted by Chintan Gohel

Originally Posted by fabiomarp
Hi everyone. I have a S3 2Gb Ram 64Gb sad. After anniversary update, when checking drive status, I found 3 small partitions and a recovery (also small) partition. Should I erase them, just to unify free space or it's better leave it this way?

do the partitions have anything in them? you can recombine them: How to Combine Multiple Partitions Into a Single Partition

 

[neo158]

Originally posted by Chintan Gohel

Originally Posted by fabiomarp
Hi everyone. I have a S3 2Gb Ram 64Gb sad. After anniversary update, when checking drive status, I found 3 small partitions and a recovery (also small) partition. Should I erase them, just to unify free space or it's better leave it this way?

do the partitions have anything in them? you can recombine them: How to Combine Multiple Partitions Into a Single Partition

I wouldn't do that, even if there is nothing in them. Windows sets up extra partitions that are required for certain system tasks so removing them is not advisable.