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| 11 Dec 2011 | #1 |
| | How Do I change the location of the C:OS on my Partioned Hard Drive I had a problem recently when I did a backup recovery of my operating system. I am running Win 7, AcronisTrue Image WD Edition for backup and Partition Wizard 7 for HD partitioning. My reinstalled C:OS was not installed on the first sectors of my HD. My 1.35 TB HD looks like this: Partition 1 - 122 GB unallocated Partition 2 - 40 MB Fat Partition 3 - C:OS 87 GB Partition 4 - Unallocated 507 GB Partitions 5 -12 - Unallocated & Subject Partitions For Ease I prefer to have my subject files in separate partitions. When I try to make a new image of the OS I get the message " Can't find sector 0", if I hit 'Ignore" the program continues to make the Backup. Will this cause a future problem and should try and move the OS to the first sectors of the HD. Thanks for any advice/suggestions, Sam |
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