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Windows 7 comes with an excellent Backup and Restore program which I use almost daily due to the testing I do.
Here's the link to the tutorial :
Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup
Windows 7 comes with an excellent Backup and Restore program which I use almost daily due to the testing I do.
Here's the link to the tutorial :
Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup
After careful consideration and flipping a coin I will follow your advise and go with 2 partitions on the second HD. One for the OS and one for the other files. I don't need a BU partition because I will have a 1TB eSATA external HD to take care of back ups.
Thank you for your input. This is a great forum!
wise decision.
Glad that we could be of assistance.
Good work! The most important lesson whatever decision is to backup/imaging. It will save you from the pain of re-installation when things go south.
Happy Imaging!
Eldin
one partition for the OS then one partition for other stuff using directories would be best.
My OS partition will be 100GB. I have lot of space with a 1TB HD a 500MG HD (it has Vista on it) and 1TB eSATA External Back Up plus 500MB USB External drive.
BarrieNoodles- That sounds like a sweet setup probably because I have very nearly the same setup only with 60GB for the OS on the 1TB drive and a 2TB eSATA Raid 0 drive for backups as well as data and 100's of GB of WMP recorded video plus a 500GB 'Run'nGun' USB drive for data posted to and downloaded from the internet plus an additional pair of inert 1TB redundant data backup drives one Firewire 400 and the other USB both of which make me appreciate the speed of the eSATA Raid 0 drive all the more!
~Maxx~
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