Express Recovery2

I'm reading in this mobo user's manual that you can allocate some hard drive
space for Express Recovery2. It says; make sure to leave unallocated space,
about 10 GB, in advance. When I partiton the hard drive, I'm supposed to
leave 10GB of space for this feature.
I partition a hard drive, and set all the GBs to C drive.
If someone could give me a rundown on how to install and leave a 10GB
allocation of space, then I would be happy. A step by step instruction would
be nice.
Please don't say to look at this teaching tool. I want someone to straight
out, step by step, run me thru this.
Otherwise, maybe I shouldn't allocate anything drive space and just do it
the way I've been doing it for years.
Usually, things are user-friendly.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, attilathehun1
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attilathehun1

attilathehun1 wrote:
> I'm reading in this mobo user's manual that you can allocate some hard drive
> space for Express Recovery2. It says; make sure to leave unallocated space,
> about 10 GB, in advance. When I partiton the hard drive, I'm supposed to
> leave 10GB of space for this feature.
> I partition a hard drive, and set all the GBs to C drive.
> If someone could give me a rundown on how to install and leave a 10GB
> allocation of space, then I would be happy. A step by step instruction would
> be nice.
> Please don't say to look at this teaching tool. I want someone to straight
> out, step by step, run me thru this.
> Otherwise, maybe I shouldn't allocate anything drive space and just do it
> the way I've been doing it for years.
> Usually, things are user-friendly.
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks, attilathehun1

I don't see a reason to be using it.

Just do it the way you always have, and leave the toy features
for another day.

Paul