Your Windows and device specifications - You can find them by going to go to Settings > 'System' > 'About' Model of your computer - For example: 'HP Spectre X360 14-EA0023DX'

To let us help you better, try to include as much of the following information as possible! Posts with insufficient details might be removed at the moderator's discretion. Hi u/frankyriver8, thanks for posting to r/WindowsHelp! Don't worry, your post has not been removed. Screenshot the output of this to check if the Recovery Environment is in the Windows partition or a partition that was deleted: bcdedit /enum all

To add back the 16 MB 'Microsoft Reserved' partition before the Windows partition, input these commands in Command Prompt: diskpart The partitions that remain are the firmware-bootable partition with Windows Boot Manager, which shall not be deleted, the main Windows partition, and the factory reset (not Reset This PC) sources partition.

The two unallocated spaces remaining were from the 16 MB 'Microsoft Reserved' unformatted partition immediately before the Windows partition, and the position where the Recovery Environment partition is usually found at the end, but that's only 200MB which is small for the recovery partition. The Windows partition may have already been extended into the space previously occupied by the Linux partition. There isn't any unallocated space leftover from Linux partitions, and none of the existing unallocated space is immediately after the Windows partition.

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