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06-07-08, 11:34 PM
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It's my intention to separate my data from the OS by making a move to
another partition. The question in my mind is, move only the documents folder, or is there more that should be moved also? TIA. |
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06-08-08, 12:17 AM
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On Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:34:40 -0700, "Dave T." <davey>
wrote: > It's my intention to separate my data from the OS by making a move to > another partition. Why? I don't say this necessarily to discourage you from doing it, but to point out that you should have a clear understanding of why you want to do that. The question you ask in your next sentence suggests that you don't have such a clear understanding. > The question in my mind is, move only the documents > folder, or is there more that should be moved also? TIA. There is no "should." The question is how you want to organize your drive(s). Read this article I recently wrote for some information that may help you decide how to make your partitioning choices: "Understanding Disk Partitioning" at http://www.computorcompanion.com/LPMArticle.asp?ID=326 |
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06-08-08, 01:49 AM
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Ken Blake, MVP wrote:
[..] >> There is no "should." The question is how you want to organize your > drive(s). > > Read this article I recently wrote for some information that may help > you decide how to make your partitioning choices: "Understanding Disk > Partitioning" at > [..] > Ken, thanks for the reply. The link you sent made a good read. Forgive me for not being more succinct in my post, but the change I envision is actually part of my backup regimen. I have 4 HDD's, for a total of 1Tb. 1 internal, and 3 external. I want my OS in the internal (C), my data on 1 external, and my backup (disk image and incrementals) on the other 2 externals alternatively. The 2 backup drives are left disconnected and put away in a safe place. I understand what you are saying about a persons sense of organization. I came to this idea through reading about the subject on various forums including these Vista NG's and I may be wrong, but I had the distinct impression that this type of organization was accepted as a good idea. |
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06-08-08, 10:48 AM
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#5
06-08-08, 04:55 PM
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Gerry wrote:
> Dave > > [..] >> Gerry, thank you! This is exactly the type of advice I was hoping to receive. |
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#6
06-08-08, 10:30 PM
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Dave
You're welcome. ~~~~ Gerry ~~~~ FCA Stourport, England Enquire, plan and execute ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Dave T." <davey> wrote in message news:2249 [..] |
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