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VR_Girl
How do I set up partitions? My computer has 80 gigs.
I want my programs to run faster since there is hardly anything on it.
thanks
I want my programs to run faster since there is hardly anything on it.
thanks
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Dave Patrick
Separate issues really but use the Disk Management snap-in
Start|Run|diskmgmt.msc
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:
| How do I set up partitions? My computer has 80 gigs.
| I want my programs to run faster since there is hardly anything on it.
| thanks
|
|
Start|Run|diskmgmt.msc
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Regards,
Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect
:
| How do I set up partitions? My computer has 80 gigs.
| I want my programs to run faster since there is hardly anything on it.
| thanks
|
|
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Michael Solomon \(MS-MVP\)
You can only use XP's native environment and Disk Management for this
process if there is already available unpartitioned space. If this is a
completely blank hard drive, you can set up multiple partitions during XP
setup. However, if XP is already installed and there is no unpartitioned
space, there is no non-destructive means within XP to accomplish this. You
would need a third party application such as Partition Magic or System
Commander to handle this task.
process if there is already available unpartitioned space. If this is a
completely blank hard drive, you can set up multiple partitions during XP
setup. However, if XP is already installed and there is no unpartitioned
space, there is no non-destructive means within XP to accomplish this. You
would need a third party application such as Partition Magic or System
Commander to handle this task.