the SRP, that folder will be created in the SRP itself. The Windows created " Boot" folder is created as a HIDDEN folder, nothing special, and should be viewable if you set your folder options to be unHIDDEN. meaning you are not using a Microsoft SRP ( System Reserved Partition).
The folder, " Boot," is created by Windows in the ROOT of your C:\ partition when your "build" is a single partition build. That "Capsule" thing you describe sounds like (and I haven't used it for years) the Acronis special hidden Recovery Area where a BOOTable Acronis operating system lives as well as an area to store special images. It comes from a standard FileSystem area that Macrium creates when you ask it for the creation of a Recovery Media or a Local BOOT option to do the same thing. There are no new partitions involved but there is an operating image (a file), although it doesn't come from any hidden partition. The image is WinPE-based (Windows pre-Installation Environment) and is nothing more that a cut down Windows OS with enough capability to perform disk operations and simple user interfaces allowing you to use your existing storage elements as defined by you. All it does is create a simple BOOTING entry that allows the System to pick up an "image" (WIM format file), install the image into your RAM memory, then run your hardware System using that image.
Click to expand.Macrium DOES NOT create any kind of partition when it puts an entry into the BCD (BOOT Control Data).
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