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Please follow the steps below to send us the GUID of the DELLSUPPORT partition so that we can modify the code to automatically select this partition during system backup and cloning and prevent the partition size from being automatically adjusted during cloning and restoration.

1. ‌Launch DiskPart Tool‌
   • Open ‌Command Prompt‌ as ‌Administrator‌.
     
   • Type diskpart and press ‌Enter‌ to enter interactive mode.
     
2. ‌List Disks and Partitions‌
   • Type list disk to view all available disks. Identify the target disk number (e.g., Disk 0).
     
   • Type select disk X (replace ‌X‌ with the target disk number).
     
   • Type list partition to display all partitions on the selected disk.
     
3. ‌View Partition Details (Including GUID)‌
   • Type select partition Y(replace ‌Y‌ with the target partition number).
     
   • Type detail partition to show detailed information, including the ‌GUID‌ of the partition.
     

Thanks.

This is what the GUID looks like currently:


Note this is what it looked like when the new SSD was restored from Hasleo originally:


What was done was the following as I wanted to expand Local Disk(C) to use the 2.7TB Free space but it will not work untill I move Windows RE tools and DELLSUPPORT to after the Free 2.7TB space except none of the partition software allowed it because DELLSUPPORT was bitlocker unlocked & encrypted so I had to decrypt the DELLSUPPORT partition and then moved the Windows RE tools after 2.7TB Free space and DELLSUPPORT partition after Windows RE tools before expanding the C: partition to use the 2.7TB Free space which is now immediately after the original C: partition so hopefully that does not effect the GUID.

Did you check the 'Keep partition layout' or 'Sector-by-sector restore' options when restoring? If these options were not selected, the C: drive should automatically expand when restoring to a larger disk. Even if the C drive does not automatically expand, you can still manually adjust the target partition size on the 'Review and change the disk layout' page.