Installation of the recovery on laptop with partitions disk

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  > I wanted to record video data on D: and was surprised to find some hdd files and folders reverie about it.
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  > Again, I have a small partition hidden and thought that hard drive recovery waas on that.
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  > When restart us computer after pressing F8, is associated with the files to D: or hidden partition recovery option.
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  > What is the role of each of these partitions?
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