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  1. copiman
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    You just made my day. Thanks.
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  3. Brink
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    You're most welcome, but it is recommended to keep images saved to a separate hard drive than the Windows drive. This way if the Windows drive should fail, you'll still be able to restore the image on a new hard drive.
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  4. copiman
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    I will be saving the images to an external drive. I need to create images for 8 PCs to start with. That is why I want to create an extended partition with many logical partitions within the extended partition as I can. Of course that will depend on image sizes. Then save each image to their own logical partition. Am I looking at this right?
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  5. Brink
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    That sounds good to me. :)
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  7. paul1149
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    This tute is still the best.

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