I am using Windows 10 Home (currently, ver 1909).
I would like to remove the C:\Recovery\
folder, which takes 3.61GB on my C: partition.
From what I read on the internet, the C:\Recovery\
folder is used by WinRE,
and since I already use a 3rd party program for creating System Images, then I don't need WinRE..
How can I safely disable WinRE and delete the C:\Recovery\
folder?
2 Imoprtant Notes:
The first:
My C:\Recovery\
folder does not contain a winre.wim
file, like what some users suggested in the comments here.
Instead, it contains a 3.61GB file named USMT.ppkg
.
Its full path is C:\Recovery\Customizations\USMT.ppkg
The second:
The current state of WinRE on my Windows10 is Disabled,
as checked via the reagentc /info
command.