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| 13 Jan 2010 | #1 |
| | Install Win7 on a small capacity SSD ran across this article: Kingston offers up cheap 30GB SSDNow V SSD :: TweakTown my question: are there any tutorials posted about how to properly set up an ssd as a boot drive with a larger capacity drive as storage? i'd like to know how to move the user folders to the secondary drive as well as any other settings for the ssd for windows 7 performance. obviously, with a drive that small, you'd want absolutely nothing else on that drive unless it absolutely, positively needs to be on that drive. |
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Quote: Originally Posted by mpcrsc562  ran across this article: Kingston offers up cheap 30GB SSDNow V SSD :: TweakTown my question: are there any tutorials posted about how to properly set up an ssd as a boot drive with a larger capacity drive as storage? i'd like to know how to move the user folders to the secondary drive as well as any other settings for the ssd for windows 7 performance. obviously, with a drive that small, you'd want absolutely nothing else on that drive unless it absolutely, positively needs to be on that drive. Here's the best tutorial on the subject: User Folders - Change Default Location Last edited by gregrocker; 14 Jan 2010 at 12:45 AM.. Reason: added link ;) |
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| 14 Jan 2010 | #3 |
| | cool! thanks.  |
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