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Old 05-06-2004, 11:04   #5
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Re: Partition question

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Originally Posted by altis
Nowadays I always set up machines with four partitions. C = cache (or as little as possible bar the swap file); D = documents (all my work); E = executables (windows and programs); F = reference (copies of CDs including Windows).

Reinstalling Windows is a breeze. I can reformat each partition as required without touching the others and, since the Windows CD is on the hard drive, I don't need to mess about installing drivers before I can get it loaded.
I like that idea a lot, I think I'll have to borrow the idea. Thanks a lot
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