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![]() "Bill" wrote in message ... Many thanks for the helpful advice in the replies. One small point about Ken Blakes comments on the D drive. Acer have said "Doing a restore back to factory default will erase everything completely i.e. even viruses/trojans on your C:\ drive. Restore back to its original state. The D:\ drive will be left untouched as it contains your Recovery image file which is hidden away." which led me to suppose that data files should be kept on D as otherwise it would be erased. The recovery partition is set at a size that will hold all data necessary for complete recovery without ever generating a 'low disk space' error. As you have already been advised, backups (saves) should be on media which can be physically removed from the computer configuration. An external drive is good for the purpose, as are DVD's. Flash drives are not so good as they can just 'pop' without any warning.. -- Mike Hall - MVP Windows Experience http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/ |
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