woo hoo! that was too easy lol now i can reformatt and make it one
partioned drive and i hate it!
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Whatever you use or do when ya get rid of the partition(s) back up anything ya don't wanna lose. I prefer partitoning so I can keep the OS partition lean and mean and keep all data that I can off the OS partition. This way in the case of having to reformat the OS partition for any reason, the data that has to be movied or copied is at a minimum. It also makes it easy to back up important data.
I just don't see any advantage to having a large HDD and not using partitions. I especially liked the nice setup program that came with my new HDD, makes partitions a breeze.
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IMHO, partitions are the only way to go with todays' large hard drives. If you keep all your important data/video/audio editing on separate partitons, you don't have the worry of losing all that stuff in the case of os failure on the C: drive, or a virus that wipes out the system, etc.
All your data will be sitting on the other partitions, safe & sound!
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my daughter's boyfriend bought a used/abused laptop and they took it for
a 6 week trip thru chicago up to canada and then east and down thru Maine
this fall, she's got a great camera but only a 512 meg card, they had several gigs of high resolution jpeg's. After they got back he decided it might be time to defrag, the hard drive crashed. Luckily she knows a young IT professional who extracted almost all the data for them. The guy put a new hard drive in but didn't partition it, they reloaded it again.Comment
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There might be a freeware version out there but this program is fast.
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What's defrag?
RegardsLes
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lol......i hear ya's, no i cant read binary i'm just learnign all this stuff, ok so if i keep the partition how do i reformatt the C:drive without reformatting the lot is it possible because my computer is running like crap and doing strange things. I thought of scanning it in safe mode 1st .... any suggestions?
thanks
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