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Don't do anything.
Unless you inadvertently stored files in the partition that do not belong there (for example, you were using it for personal storage), the partition is likely just fine. The partition is sized to fit the necessary recovery data and is not supposed to be much bigger than is necessary to hold that data / files.
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HP Recommended
Don't do anything.
Unless you inadvertently stored files in the partition that do not belong there (for example, you were using it for personal storage), the partition is likely just fine. The partition is sized to fit the necessary recovery data and is not supposed to be much bigger than is necessary to hold that data / files.
Click Thumbs Up to say Thank You!
Answered? Click my post "Accept as Solution" to help others find it.
Dragon-Fur
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