Any way to move an unallocated partition?

.SYNOPSIS
Get-ComprehensiveDriveReport
Generates a comprehensive storage, recovery, and VSS configuration report for a Windows system.

.DESCRIPTION
Get-ComprehensiveDriveReport collects read-only diagnostics using Windows Storage cmdlets, CIM/WMI, and built-in
command-line tools to produce a single log-file report suitable for troubleshooting and support workflows.

Sections included:
- Disk identifiers (Get-Disk)
- USB VID/PID inventory with optional usb.ids lookup, automatic first-run cache download, and Windows descriptor fallback
- Per-volume mapping to physical disk, partition layout with filesystem/free-space detail, and capacity summary
- BitLocker status (manage-bde -status, plus Get-BitLockerVolume when available)
- NTFS and sector details (fsutil fsinfo ntfsinfo/sectorinfo) and dirty bit status (fsutil dirty query)
- Mounted volume GUID paths (\\?\Volume{...}\)
- Optical drive hardware is reported by default without probing inserted media; use -ProbeOpticalMedia only for known-good discs
- Volume summary with listed-volume total/free capacity totals (fixed + removable by default; optical media volumes only when -ProbeOpticalMedia is used) and network drive summary
- System file validation (hiberfil.sys, pagefile.sys, swapfile.sys, crash dumps, PendingFileRenameOperations)
- CHKDSK log summary (Wininit, Application log, Event ID 1001)
- Windows Recovery Environment status (reagentc /info)
- Hidden system partitions health (EFI/MSR/Recovery) using Get-Partition/Get-Volume
- Boot Configuration Data (BCD): current store, plus offline store read from the EFI System Partition (ESP)
- Disk/volume health status, VSS service status, shadow copy counts, VSS writers, and shadow storage configuration

This script is designed to be safe for end users and support workflows. By default it does not modify Windows storage
configuration. Stateful support actions are limited to creating the C:\AS directory/log structure, writing the report
log files, and optionally caching usb.ids for USB VID/PID name lookup. The offline BCD store is read through the EFI
volume GUID path by default. Temporary ESP drive-letter mounting is opt-in only with -MountEspForBcdValidation.