Question regarding keeping the free space at the end of hard disk for recovery purpose?
Some motherboard manufacturer advise to keep some free space at the end of hard disk for recovery of OS/Data I do not know whether it is advised by the motherboard manufacturer only or otherwise it is also recommended as a general. My question is how much space to keep free and whether it is to be kept as a partitioned or un-partitioned space.
the free space is normally kept as a D: partition (assuming that your regular hard drive partition is C:)
Most computer makers now put the recovery partition on the drive nowadays.
I would make a D: partition just big enough to place an image of your Operating system and essential files on it.