How to make invisible system reserved Partition?

Original title: I can see the reserve system

Hello

I can see my system reserved 350 MB partition

I remember well that was invisible in windows

How can I get invisible again?

Thank you

Hi Yasharnesabian,

Thanks for the reply.

System reserved partition may appear in Windows Explorer if there is no drive letter assigned to it. We will remove the assigned drive letter for the system reserved Partition and restart the computer. Check if it helps.

a. right click on the Start button , and then open disk management.

b. right-click on reserved for the System Partition (F :). )

c. click on change drive letters and paths.

d. a new box will open, f: select and click on the Remove button.

e. restart the computer and check whether or not system reserved Partition is listed in Windows Explorer.

Hope this information helps. Answer the post with an up-to-date issue report to help you further.

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