This has caused significant pain for users of Windows 10 on low-end systems with a 32 or 64 GB eMMC SSD, as those systems may not be able to upgrade without installing a new SSD-if the system supports it. Partition 3 is now the selected partition.To install the upcoming Windows update, Windows requires 32 GB of free space, an increase from the (frankly, paltry) 16 GB needed for 32-bit versions and the 20 GB needed for the 64-bit versions. Volume 5 NTFS Partition 350 MB Healthy Hidden Volume 4 FAT32 Partition 260 MB Healthy System Volume 3 WINRE NTFS Partition 400 MB Healthy Hidden Volume 2 D RECOVERY NTFS Partition 28 GB Healthy Volume 1 C NTFS Partition 668 GB Healthy Boot Volume # Ltr Label Fs Type Size Status Info Here is the diskpart output, if that helps: For some reason, they can extend this partition just fine using MiniTool, but on this HP laptop, I am unable to do so (all options to modify the reserved partition are grayed out). , this partition runs out of space & the update fails. Per the folks who have succeeded in resolving error 800F0922 for the windows update KB2919355 (see. The partion I am trying to modify is the microsoft reserved partition (see: ). That said, you're confusing between 'recovery' and 'reserved'. Let me know if there are any other details I could provide to help. The laptop is an HP Envy dv6t running Windows 8.1 (upgraded from the original Windows 8). So my question is, how do I go about effecting an increase? Is there a way to associate a volume # with this partition and use diskpart to extend it? Or, is there another third party utility (minitool and EaseUS do not work) that can work on reserved partitions?
I have pushed out the partition associated with the C: drive (partition #4) so I do have unallocated space adjacent to the reserved partition. I have not been able to increase its size using diskpart (volume not found) or minitool (all options to re-size this specific partiton are grayed out). You can see it using diskpart or minitool though.
The reserved partiton (#3 on my laptop) is not visible in the graphical Windows Disk Management utility, and has no volume associated with it.
The only suggestion on the Windows forums (that deal specifically with error 800F0922 for KB2919355) that I have not been able to apply is to increase the size of the 'reserved partition', which is 128 MB in size, and is 100% full on my laptop. I am in the process of trying to install the mandatory Windows update KB2919355 - which fails repeatedly with error code 800F0922.
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