Windows 10’s hidden hard drive partitions: How to find them, how to remove them

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Top Stories @PCWorld Apr 18, 2016 Windows 10's hidden hard drive partitions: How to find them, how to remove them Your Windows PC came with one or two partitions you're not supposed to touch, and upgrading to a new Windows version just creates more. You might be able to get back a little storage space, if you tread carefully. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • HP may be building a powerful touchscreen Chromebook with USB-C and VR support • HP wants to turn your Mac into a 44-core Windows PC • Amazon launches standalone Prime Video monthly subscriptions to take on Netflix • British Airways plane possibly hit by drone near Heathrow • Verizon's long-awaited Internet-infused TV overhaul could happen this year • Supreme Court rejects challenge to Google book-scanning project • New crowdfunding campaign wants to bring Amazon's Alexa to smartwatches • Ubuntu 16.04 will support 'Snaps' alongside Deb packages for improved software installation • This infidelity-sensing mattress is so dumb it has to be a marketing stunt • Spotty Android encryption is the story behind the story of Apple's battle with the FBI • Hands-on: Stealth Machines NightHawk 2 offers fighter-jet flair on a Pentagon budget • The nightmare of rogue USB-C cables and adapters will end soon • Google Drive for Android 2.4 update gets smarter about uploads, adds folder colors • Apple rebuts DOJ's appeal in N.Y. meth dealer's iPhone case HP may be building a powerful touchscreen Chromebook with USB-C and VR support HP's VR-capable Chromebook may be ready in the coming months. Read More ▶ HP wants to turn your Mac into a 44-core Windows PC If your Mac isn't fast enough to edit 3D video, HP is providing a workaround to make it possible. Read More ▶ Amazon launches standalone Prime Video monthly subscriptions to take on Netflix Amazon's getting serious about rivaling Netflix. Prime Video is now available for $8.99 a month--no annual Prime membership required. Read More ▶ British Airways plane possibly hit by drone near Heathrow A British Airways aircraft was possibly hit by a drone Sunday near Heathrow airport as it was coming to land, which is likely to raise concerns about finding ways to keep greater checks on the flights of the devices. Read More ▶ Verizon's long-awaited Internet-infused TV overhaul could happen this year Verizon's acquisition of OnCue TV tech from Intel in 2013 could finally bear fruit in 2016. Read More ▶ Supreme Court rejects challenge to Google book-scanning project The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear a copyright infringement case against Google for its now 12-year-old effort to scan books and allow people to search them online. Read More ▶ New crowdfunding campaign wants to bring Amazon's Alexa to smartwatches The crowdfunded CoWatch aims to put Amazon's Alexa virtual assistant on your wrist. Read More ▶ Ubuntu 16.04 will support 'Snaps' alongside Deb packages for improved software installation Snaps will make it easier to install software from outside Ubuntu's repositories and give users more choice. Read More ▶ This infidelity-sensing mattress is so dumb it has to be a marketing stunt The Durmet Smarttress uses motion sensors to detect foul play, which is pretty much the worst justification ever for buying a mattress. Read More ▶ Spotty Android encryption is the story behind the story of Apple's battle with the FBI Google has tried and largely failed so far to make encryption a standard on Android phones, an increasingly uncomfortable situation now that they're targets for law enforcement. Read More ▶ Hands-on: Stealth Machines NightHawk 2 offers fighter-jet flair on a Pentagon budget Stealth Machine's custom gaming PC might look like an F-117 fighter, but it hardly flies under the radar. The case alone costs $400, and wait'll you see what's inside. Read More ▶ The nightmare of rogue USB-C cables and adapters will end soon The wave of rogue USB-C products that could pose a risk to PCs and mobile devices hasn't gone unnoticed, and the USB Implementers Forum has taken steps to eradicate the issue. Read More ▶ Google Drive for Android 2.4 update gets smarter about uploads, adds folder colors Your colorful folders will finally sync over to Android, which should make all your work easier to organize and find. Read More ▶ Apple rebuts DOJ's appeal in N.Y. meth dealer's iPhone case Apple opposed the Department of Justice's renewed demand that it assist investigators in accessing a drug dealer's iPhone, arguing that the government has not proved the company's help is required Read More ▶

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