Could really use Some HDD Partitioning help.

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  1. mjf
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       #11

    Of course a disk management screenshot will help - it has already been asked for.
    My advice still stands.
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  2. Posts : 10
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       #12

    Hope these pics help, if you would like any other pics please ask

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  3. Posts : 357
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       #13

    As I said Follow my Directions and you be ok.
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       #14

    I would like other opinions thos so i dont end up ruining my comp
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  5. mjf
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    Given the small size of your HDD if you are not planning to upgrade the drive I would restrict the OS partition to 60GB.

    BUT you have your pagefile on F: and it is also System active meaning you have boot files on F: which will need to be transferred to C:. So I would have the pagefile on C: and have it as System active, Boot.

    Upgrading the HDD to a larger one at some stage is worth considering.

    Just seen your last post OP - my advice is over.
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  6. Posts : 357
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       #16

    GingyGFX

    My MSN is A emailaddress. If you like I can assist you doing this remotely.
    Last edited by mrdemon; 26 Jan 2012 at 18:52. Reason: Removal email.
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       #17

    is anybody thats experienced willing to teamveiwer me? its a screen sharing program
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  8. Posts : 357
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       #18

    Yea I can Do this. MSN me.
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    I dont have msn but i have skype, facebook
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  10. Posts : 12,012
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       #20

    Your F drive is marked system, active, and page file.

    You need to get those system files moved onto C and you need to mark C as the active drive.

    Don't delete F until you do that.
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