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Image windows 7 200 MB hidden partition
I have been using Acronis true Image for my backups.
When I installed windows 2 OEM 32 bit on a new hard disk it created a hidden 200 MB hidden partition. I found this site very useful in understanding the purpose of this partition http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/0...-installation/ Am I correct in presuming that I only need to create an image of this partition only once as it will be static on my computer unless I add more operating systems to the computer? Thanks ES |
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Image windows 7 200 MB hidden partition
"Student" wrote in message ... I have been using Acronis true Image for my backups. When I installed windows 2 OEM 32 bit on a new hard disk it created a hidden 200 MB hidden partition. I found this site very useful in understanding the purpose of this partition http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/0...-installation/ Am I correct in presuming that I only need to create an image of this partition only once as it will be static on my computer unless I add more operating systems to the computer? Thanks ES I don't Have one as far as I can see. The C partition has not changed size to make room for one and the disk already had 4 |
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Image windows 7 200 MB hidden partition
"Trev" wrote in message ... "Student" wrote in message ... I have been using Acronis true Image for my backups. When I installed windows 2 OEM 32 bit on a new hard disk it created a hidden 200 MB hidden partition. I found this site very useful in understanding the purpose of this partition http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/0...-installation/ Am I correct in presuming that I only need to create an image of this partition only once as it will be static on my computer unless I add more operating systems to the computer? Thanks ES I don't Have one as far as I can see. The C partition has not changed size to make room for one and the disk already had 4 Are you looking in Windows Explorer or in Disk Management? The "System Reserved" partition is hidden in WE...... |
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Image windows 7 200 MB hidden partition
"Gordon" wrote in message ... "Trev" wrote in message ... "Student" wrote in message ... I have been using Acronis true Image for my backups. When I installed windows 2 OEM 32 bit on a new hard disk it created a hidden 200 MB hidden partition. I found this site very useful in understanding the purpose of this partition http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/0...-installation/ Am I correct in presuming that I only need to create an image of this partition only once as it will be static on my computer unless I add more operating systems to the computer? Thanks ES I don't Have one as far as I can see. The C partition has not changed size to make room for one and the disk already had 4 Are you looking in Windows Explorer or in Disk Management? The "System Reserved" partition is hidden in WE...... Computer Management Its Changed name and paragon disc manager . I did a clean install previous os was XP |
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Image windows 7 200 MB hidden partition
I don't Have one as far as I can see. The C partition has not changed size to make room for one and the disk already had 4 Are you looking in Windows Explorer or in Disk Management? The "System Reserved" partition is hidden in WE...... I can see it with Acronis Disk Director. If you create NTFS partition or use an old NTFS partition from XP and install windows 7 in it then this hidden partition is not created and Boot folder and other booting files will be in C as it is with Vista I see virtue in the partition but preferred having one only one partition The advantages of this separate partition probably exceed the disasvantages so I am going to keep it. ES |
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