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Hi guys
I installed a new ssd drive and cloned my c drive onto it. It also cloned my system reserved partion .
I then, at a later date, cloned my c drive again back to my old primary drive so that i have an up to date copy of my primary drive. But it also cloned my system reserved partion....
:confused: I hope someone could help me please and thank you if you can;)
I need some advice I have a 600mb hard drive and stupidly I partioned this drive left 300 mbs on my c drive the opereating system, and then i alocatted 300mb for back up of files.
Now I have ran out of room on my C...
Hello,
I recently purchased a new motherboard. After reinstalling windows, I noticed that my primary partition is also on my Storage Drive. Is there a way to change it back to only the SSD?
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Hello guys ;)
I recently reinstalled Windows 7, but not on my C: drive, but on my P: Drive. I now wanna change the drive letter of my 7 install.
But i cant do it via Disk Management as i get the error "The parameter is incorrect" :(
Any other way to change it? :geek:
Hi All,
I want to get rid of the XP partition D: on my HDD and expand my Windows 7 partition C:. The only guides I can find to resize partitions is when XP is on C and 7 is on D.
Can I use the same steps as described on TechRepublic to resize the partition or can I use the manager built into...
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