How to delete undeletable Recovery Partition on disk drive in Windows

Disk Management won't let you turn an entire disk to unallocated? Guess the Recovery Partition is too "Healthy" for ya? You'll have to go into admin command-line mode to force this one!
Also deals with "Cannot delete a protected partition without the force protected parameter set."
Answers the question: How to Erase a Recovery Partition in Windows
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[@jedigaming2969]

Thanking you so much, simple and clear process saves me and others from using third parties solfware, thanking you kindly. Keep up the good work on informing others

[@danielshafik1741]

Short and sweet, worked great for me. Thank you!

[@McMaxFreak]

Good Explanation. Seems failproof.
What I mainly do is just selecting the drive and then just type "clean". This deletes the partition Table of the drive, so all data is lost immediately. It's a quicker way if you just want to delete everything on the drive. But keep in mind, that the data is not really lost, just the path to the data is missing. With some knowledge you can recover most of the files with Recuva or Photorec. Also keep in mind that a drive without a partition table can't hold partitions. You can create a new partition table with "convert gpt" for create guid partition table. For older systems like 2010 and older you will probably wan't to use "convert mbr" for creating a master boot record. A general suggestion is that when you PC has a UEFI BIOS, then you should use GPT, if you only have a BIOS or want backwards compatibility with CSM/legacy Boot for example, then use MBR.
Keep also in mind that GPT is generally more safe and has better performance on some SSD's.

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[@SlyStarling]

Wow, cheers! All worked for me

[@Rez-yp7jn]

That was very helpful. Thanks.

[@omidhoseinabadi4304]

thank you man , its really help me , i have a quetion , if you knew something plz awnser me , my hards capatility is now less than before i install ubuntu , from start my hard was about 520 i gues but now its 472G , and my external hard lost about 200G from 2Tb to 1,8Tb , have you any suggest for return lost memory?

[@a.a.s.priyadarshana6540]

good

[@francisinfiesto1191]

what if i still cant delete it? it says “ The specified command or parameters are not supported on this system “

[@sugiii9616]

Very clear and helpful, thanks mate

[@yogeshborse8099]

Not working

[@Smart_Finds_World]

that my man, clear, sharpe and concise. thanks a bunch

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[@8b.3]

It doesn't go away with me

[@sharpzpp]

exactly the same my monitor disconnected and crashed my pc it said there was a c drive error but couldn’t fix it so i tried fresh installing windows and clearing contents from disk 0 and they just reappear

[@sharpzpp]

if you are able to find a fix please reply i’ve tried deleting volumes, partitions,clean,clean all

[@Dqbos]

Just do the same but in last step write "clean" insted of "delete partition override". I got the same problem and it worked for me.

[@Dqbos]

@@sharpzpp Just do the same but in last step write "clean" insted of "delete partition override". I got the same problem and it worked for me.

[@Dqbos]

It was the "F" volume not "C" volume