As you what you did wrong: You created a new EFI partition before resizing the Recovery partition. To resize the Recovery partition, you must delete the newly created EFI partition. Option 2 is to move the Winre.wim image to the C drive. (Suggest not to attempt any other methods until we finish the process.) From admin Command Prompt, run: reagentc /info reagentc /disable dir c:\windows\system32\recovery /a Post the output.

2nd option and what have i done wrong plz elaborate

I have given you two options. Let me know which option you prefer.

ah i have booted the windows with ssd its working fine plz elaborate what i have done wrong and how should i fix it

Unfortunately, you must have extended the Recovery partition before creating the EFI partition. As the new EFI partition sits between the C drive and the Recovery partition, the Recovery partition can't be extended using Disk Management. (or) You can discard the existing Recovery partition and move WinRe to the C drive. This can be done if you don't plan to enable BitLocker Drive encryption on the C drive.

How do i create this disk 100mb part in efi(disk1-ssd) my disk 0 is hdd which automatically created efi whereas my windows is installed in ssd so i want to make efi in disk1-ssd

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Ramesh Srinivasan 87,860 Reputation points Independent Advisor

2025-01-16T11:01:27+00:00
As you what you did wrong:

You created a new EFI partition before resizing the Recovery partition. To resize the Recovery partition, you must delete the newly created EFI partition.

Option 2 is to move the Winre.wim image to the C drive.

(Suggest not to attempt any other methods until we finish the process.)

From admin Command Prompt, run:
```
reagentc /info

reagentc /disable

dir c:\windows\system32\recovery /a
```
Post the output.
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2025-01-16T10:51:35+00:00

2nd option and what have i done wrong plz elaborate
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Ramesh Srinivasan 87,860 Reputation points Independent Advisor

2025-01-16T10:41:42+00:00

I have given you two options. Let me know which option you prefer.
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2025-01-16T10:40:41+00:00

ah i have booted the windows with ssd its working fine plz elaborate what i have done wrong and how should i fix it
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Ramesh Srinivasan 87,860 Reputation points Independent Advisor

2025-01-16T10:37:26+00:00

Unfortunately, you must have extended the Recovery partition before creating the EFI partition. As the new EFI partition sits between the C drive and the Recovery partition, the Recovery partition can't be extended using Disk Management.

(or)

You can discard the existing Recovery partition and move WinRe to the C drive. This can be done if you don't plan to enable BitLocker Drive encryption on the C drive.
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