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| 16 Sep 2010 | #11 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Bob565656  There are no system folders on D. Sorry mjf, I don't understand the last question. There is no 'my documents' folder on D. I did, however, install a copy of VMWare on the D, which was then deleted manually since the uninstaller didn't work. I'm guessing windows thinks that there is a program still installed on D and included it in the backup. If this is the case, what can I do about it? What I meant was when you * Go to your "My documents"..say > right click, select properties > select location tab > locate it on another partition. Imaging preferences is an endless debate. Your favourite is always the best until it lets you down. I hedge bets with two: (1) Windows imaging (hasn't let me down yet) (2) Macrium Reflect (easy to use, strong following). A simple double click mounts the image for browsing if required. I tried Paragon as well but you have to draw the line somewhere. |
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| 17 Sep 2010 | #12 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by mjf Macrium Reflect (easy to use, strong following). A simple double click mounts the image for browsing if required.  +1 Macruim Reflect has never let me down either. ~Maxx~ .  |
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