Here’s how Macrium Reflect displays the MSR partition vs. Here’s how your partitions would look in Aomei Partition Assistant with that space as an MSR partition vs. Macrium Reflect is not a partition manager, and Windows’ Disk Management only pretends to be one. If you were to check your partitions with a real partition manager, you’ll see it’s an actual partition. IME, most (if not all?) non-Microsoft partition managers will not add a MSR partition. If you let Microsoft initialize a new disk with GPT-style partition table, it will always include a MSR partition, whether it’s needed or not. As I said earlier, it’s a normal MSR partition. Mike, let me reiterate this has nothing to do with alignment, OEM choices, or SSD vs HDD.
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