I was getting an error on Windows update (security update KB5034441 was failing with Retry...retry...retry...) and that led me to forum postings on the internet where people were saying it was because the recovery partition was too small and it needed to be made larger so that it would have 250MB free space.
So I bought some partitioning software, shrank the main O/S partition by 300MB, and then, using the software's drag/drop GUI features, I repositioned the recovery partition leftward so it abutted the main O/S partition and then I pulled the recovery partition rectangle's right side over to the right, thereby enlarging it by 300MB to a total size of 826MB. Now, in the Windows 10 disk management utility, it says the recovery partition is "healthy" and shows that it is 826MB in size.
But I've since seen other postings that say that Windows 10 recovery made a note of where the original recovery partition started on the disk, and that it has a different starting offset now. Am I no longer able to recover the O/S if that should ever be needed?
P.S. Download error is still happening on the security update after partition resize, reboot, update troubleshooter run with fixes, and reboot.