I currently have used the remaining space of the drive and needed some more. After that, I noticed that the PBR Image partition took 277GB of my hard drive, then it has 80GB Free space, there's no option of shrinking the volume of it. After a year or so, I reset it again but this time using the Windows 10 reset feature. I factory reset it twice already, the first one, using Dell Backup and Recovery, returned back to Windows 8.1 and I upgraded it again to Windows 10. It was originally Windows 8.1 Single Language and downloaded the free upgrade to Windows 10 of Microsoft. I have a 2014 Dell Inspiron 3442 with 1TB hard drive. Here is a true example from the Dell community. Some users reported that the PBR image drive can consume hard drive space up to 278GB. On This Page :Īfter analyzing extensive user reports on the Dell communities and forums, we find that the PBR image full issue often occurs after upgrading from Windows 8 to Windows 10 or resetting Windows 10. What is a PBR image? Shall I delete it? If you are also trying to figure them out, this post of MiniTool is what you need. If you are using a Dell laptop, you may find a PBR image on the hard disk and it is almost full.
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