Recovery partition help

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  1. karlsnooks
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    In one word-No.

    May all go as you wish.
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  3. caleman
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    ah, yes, I see it now. Ok, thank you.

    One last thing, Is there any way to see how large backup files will be when using windows backup? Will a 4GB memory stick be enough?

    thanks again!
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