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System Restore on second drive
Is there any point in having this on?
All my applications are stored and run from primary hard drive and second one is just for storing data.
Surely the System restore on my F: drive is just using up 57GB for nothing
All my applications are stored and run from primary hard drive and second one is just for storing data.
Surely the System restore on my F: drive is just using up 57GB for nothing
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If you don't then that system restore partition may be the only way you could recover your computer if it crashed badly and needed a reinstall.
if you have a restore CD then you could get rid of the restore partition but you would probably have to download a load of stuff to get your system back if you reinstalled from the CD
Errrrr, 57Gb seems rather large for a restore partition! are you sure it's not 5.7Gb
If you don't then that system restore partition may be the only way you could recover your computer if it crashed badly and needed a reinstall.
if you have a restore CD then you could get rid of the restore partition but you would probably have to download a load of stuff to get your system back if you reinstalled from the CD
Errrrr, 57Gb seems rather large for a restore partition! are you sure it's not 5.7Gb
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