Moving System Reserved On One Drive

[YedZed]

I ended up with a screwed up partition table (dual booting) and now I want to consolidate my SSD. But System Reserved gets in the middle. How can I move it to the left side and have one big unnallocated space to expand my Windows into?

See Pic. Also, shouldn't System Reserved be more like 100 megs? 

[Guest]

You need a 3rd party app for that, if you don't want it then reinstall everything. EasyUS Partition Manager is fine. Though I don't remember if it was free trial or not

[Sampath]

Wtf are you talking bro? I don't understand what you wanna do.

[YedZed]

2 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

You need a 3rd party app for that, if you don't want it then reinstall everything. EasyUS Partition Manager is fine. Though I don't remember if it was free trial or not

It won't screw up anything? Because I remember doing it with GParted on UBuntu killed my install.

[YedZed]

1 minute ago, Sampath said:

Wtf are you talking bro? I don't understand what you wanna do.

Move SR to left to be able to expand Windows 10 partition. I can't do it with SR in the way.

[YedZed]

4 minutes ago, wrathoftheturkey said:

Pretty sure you can't, sorry. You're going to have to make a separate partition to use that extra space, you can't move system reserved without deleting it

Is there a way to duplicate it and then delete the old copy?

[Sampath]

5 minutes ago, YedZed said:

Is there a way to duplicate it and then delete the old copy?

Nope but you can make a fresh install and then adjust the partition size according to your needs. You can resize your partition there. But try Ease US. You may wanna give it a shot. You can try any other third party partition tool too.

http://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/personal.html

[YedZed]

21 hours ago, Sampath said:

Nope but you can make a fresh install and then adjust the partition size according to your needs. You can resize your partition there. But try Ease US. You may wanna give it a shot. You can try any other third party partition tool too.

http://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/personal.html

Thanks! I'll report back with my results and further plans.

[YedZed]

22 hours ago, Sampath said:

Nope but you can make a fresh install and then adjust the partition size according to your needs. You can resize your partition there. But try Ease US. You may wanna give it a shot. You can try any other third party partition tool too.

http://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/personal.html

OMG it works so damn well! I love it!