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Advice needed possibly urgent
buzbyxman
Posts: 96 Forumite
in Techie Stuff
Hi,
Can anyone help me? :eek:
My partner just got a new Samsung R519 laptop from her insurance company following a claim!
When she came to setting it up there is this bit that asks for you to set a partition for restoration/backup the total hard disk size is 320GB.
How much do you advise cor the C drive and the D drive?
And just to settle something in my head - is all the files stored on the
C drive??
Thank you sooo much!!
You Guys and Girlsare fantastic!!!:T:o:o
Sorry about any spelling mistakes!!!
Can anyone help me? :eek:
My partner just got a new Samsung R519 laptop from her insurance company following a claim!
When she came to setting it up there is this bit that asks for you to set a partition for restoration/backup the total hard disk size is 320GB.
How much do you advise cor the C drive and the D drive?
And just to settle something in my head - is all the files stored on the
C drive??
Thank you sooo much!!
You Guys and Girlsare fantastic!!!:T:o:o
Sorry about any spelling mistakes!!!
Treat me kindly I`m just Confused
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I think it normally offers a default something like 50/50 - I would go with that, it's not impossible to change at a later date.
The files "My Documents" "My Pictures" etc should go onto C: by default, but you could move things if you wanted to.0 -
I only have about 50 for my c drive but I have a small hard drive (120gb) and don't have a lot of programmes on there.Payment a day challenge: £236.69
Jan Shopping Challenge: £202.09/£250
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I was thinking 2 thirds for C and 1 third for D how about this??
Treat me kindly I`m just Confused
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i'd set the drive up as:
C:\ Operating system (so if it corrupts, you can wipe it without touching stuff on the
drive)
\ Data files (pictures, music etc)
R:\ Recovery partition (for when you need to reinstall windows)0 -
gaming_guy wrote: »i'd set the drive up as:
C:\ Operating system (so if it corrupts, you can wipe it without touching stuff on the
drive)
\ Data files (pictures, music etc)
R:\ Recovery partition (for when you need to reinstall windows)
Yes I'd agree0 -
I agree with the above 2 posters as well. Allow about 20GB for the OS, gives you a bit of leeway on the apps you might install0
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Help!
Just bought a Samsung R519 notebook today and I am trying to set it up. I have reached the partition set up and I am clueless. Have googled and searched this forum, and although it did get a mention I'm still not a hundred percent sure what I'm doing. The screen currently states 'select carefully as the program runs once only'. The hard disc capacity is 232.88GB how much do I give to the C drive and how much to the D drive.
You help would be much appreciated.0 -
As per the above advice - 160 gb for C, then remainder for D will be adequateFreebies you don't really need can be given to your local Hospice Charity shop so they can raise funds they desperately need. Pass on your good fortune :A0
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Thank you so much.0
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