The partition size limit set on the logical drive corresponds to the amount of data I can burn onto blu-ray (single layer blu-ray=25gb). This way, when I'm at or near 24 GB I will be forced to backup to the archive on my spinner drive, and burn a copy of the data onto blu-ray.
That's a very clever idea. I like your thinking behind this (not to mention I'm jealous of your blu-ray writer)
Hi everyone,
I installed Ubuntu on my computer a few months ago and created another partition for it on my 1TB hard drive.
I didn't really care for Ubuntu so I decided to delete the partition it was on. :geek:
That might have been a mistake. :(
Well, now there's 87.68GB of free space on...
Have these partitions set on a new Windows 7 system.
Windows 7 Pro - 32bit.
i5, 2.40GHZ, 2400Mhz, 2 core....
3G Ram
Would you leave this as is, or shrink the C; and use the D for my personal data.
16G - for recovery
200M NTFS
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I have just upraded to win7 64bit and a program I have used since windows 98 AutoSketch will not go another step.
Which is the easiest way to partition and load my win xp?
Hello,
I'm new to these forums and pretty desparate to find a solution to my problem.
I get an error when trying to install Windows 7. At the hard disk selection screen where you select a disc to install on, and I select a disk I get the following error:
Setup couldn't create a new system...