How to move Windows recovery partition to end of disk without risking data?

Moving the Windows recovery partition can be done safely, but it does carry some inherent risks, the most significant risk is potential data loss during the partition resizing and moving processes. If there's an error or interruption (e.g., power failure, software crash), it can lead to corruption of data, including the entire operating system. If it’s moved improperly or the partition structure gets corrupted, it might lead to boot issues or make recovery options unavailable.

If the tools used for moving the partition malfunction or do not complete the processes correctly, the recovery tools within the partition may not function correctly afterward.

To minimize the risks involved in moving Windows recovery partition to end of disk, consider the following:

• Before attempting to move any partitions, perform a full backup of your important files and create a disk image if possible. This provides a fallback option if something goes wrong. And create a Windows recovery USB drive. This will help you restore your system in case it becomes unbootable.
  
  
• When moving partitions, ensure that your computer is stable. Avoid using applications that might interfere with disk activities, and if possible, perform the operation on a desktop computer with an uninterrupted power supply.