100 MB Partition


  1. Posts : 7
    xp
       #1

    100 MB Partition


    Hello ,


    Windows 7 has asked me to make a 100MB partition for File Systems

    1 - what will happen if will not allow the OS to create the Partition ? as i know files will be store in C:\ but i`m not sure ,

    2 - if i allow the Pattion to be crated , my antivirus can scan the Partition or no , as i know the partition is hidden or non accessibility !


    i`m interest to install windows without the partition , please let me know if there is any secuity risk or any another problem

    Thank You
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  2. Posts : 1,040
    XP MCE .... XP Pro 64 .... W7 U x64
       #2

    Format the HD first .. As an Active partition ..
    and I don't think it'll ask you ... And it won't install the 100MB partition.

    I went this way around .. don't have the 100MB partition .. and I'm working just fine.

    After partitioning ...
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails 100 MB  Partition-clip.gif  
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  3. Posts : 6,885
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
       #3

    jestin said:
    Hello ,


    Windows 7 has asked me to make a 100MB partition for File Systems

    1 - what will happen if will not allow the OS to create the Partition ? as i know files will be store in C:\ but i`m not sure ,

    2 - if i allow the Pattion to be crated , my antivirus can scan the Partition or no , as i know the partition is hidden or non accessibility !


    i`m interest to install windows without the partition , please let me know if there is any secuity risk or any another problem

    Thank You
    It is the system partition.... I believe it is required.

    I don't know if it shows up in disk management or not, but it did with the RC I believe.

    ~Lordbob
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  4. Posts : 1,557
    XP, Seven, 2008R2
       #4

    Lordbob75 said:
    I believe it is required.
    Only for Bitlocker. If you don't use Bitlocker to encrypt your Windows partition, that 100MB partition is useless and totally unnecessary.

    You can actually delete it after the fact if you know what you are doing. (you must make C: active and move the boot manager there first).
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  5. Posts : 6,885
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
       #5

    sup3rsprt said:
    Lordbob75 said:
    I believe it is required.
    Only for Bitlocker. If you don't use Bitlocker to encrypt your Windows partition, that 100MB partition is useless and totally unnecessary.

    You can actually delete it after the fact if you know what you are doing. (you must make C: active and move the boot manager there first).
    Ah. Ok, thanks.

    ~Lordbob
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  6. Posts : 7
    xp
    Thread Starter
       #6

    noyb said:
    Format the HD first .. As an Active partition ..
    and I don't think it'll ask you ... And it won't install the 100MB partition.

    I went this way around .. don't have the 100MB partition .. and I'm working just fine.

    After partitioning ...

    Hello ,

    i have not installed Win7 yet ,
    i have tried in Virtual and i want to install in my computer now ,

    So , i don`t want to allow the patition to be created , is it possible ?
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  7. Posts : 6,885
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64, Mint 9
       #7

    jestin said:
    noyb said:
    Format the HD first .. As an Active partition ..
    and I don't think it'll ask you ... And it won't install the 100MB partition.

    I went this way around .. don't have the 100MB partition .. and I'm working just fine.

    After partitioning ...

    Hello ,

    i have not installed Win7 yet ,
    i have tried in Virtual and i want to install in my computer now ,

    So , i don`t want to allow the patition to be created , is it possible ?
    If you don't have ultimate or enterprise it will not be installed.

    If you do, you have to select a special option for it. So no, it won't be.

    ~Lordbob
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