I have a triple boot machine for Windows 10, Windows 7 Home Premium, and Windows 7 Pro. Disk management tells me that my 100G Windows 10 partition is always the "active" "system" partition no matter what OS I load. As expected, my Drive C: is always the OS I choose to boot, and the partitions of the other OSs take on D: and E:.
At the beginning of my drive there is a 100M empty unlettered unnamed partition, which was once called "System" for one of the OSs, likely the original W7HP. I'd like my boot files to occupy this small partition. What is the best way to move there (or create there) my W10 boot files so they continue to work for all three OSs?
My reason for this is to reduce my backup size and time when I backup (separately) the two W7 OSs. A "system" backup via Ease ToDO (and, likely, any other software) saves the W7 partitions but adds the large W10 partition to the job since it is required to boot the W7s.
At the beginning of my drive there is a 100M empty unlettered unnamed partition, which was once called "System" for one of the OSs, likely the original W7HP. I'd like my boot files to occupy this small partition. What is the best way to move there (or create there) my W10 boot files so they continue to work for all three OSs?
My reason for this is to reduce my backup size and time when I backup (separately) the two W7 OSs. A "system" backup via Ease ToDO (and, likely, any other software) saves the W7 partitions but adds the large W10 partition to the job since it is required to boot the W7s.