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Thomas Quinn
Hi!
I'm installing Win2K a Dell Inspiron 7500 laptop, and I'm
intending to create a Ghost Image (GIMAGE) of the unit.
I notice that when I've installed Win2K, the touchpad
driver, Nero Express (for a USB 2.0-attached DVD Burner)
and then applied all of the avaialable patches and
updates, the C: now holds 1.6GB
I notice that there are lots of uninstall files for the
patches, etc., and 1.6GB seems a bit excessive. Am I
correct in this? I was hoping that I could fit just the
O/S and drivers in the 680mb of a CD-ROM. which would make
restores / clones a lot easier.
Is there any way I can pare down the size of the "base"
O/S + drivers image?
Thanks
Thomas
I'm installing Win2K a Dell Inspiron 7500 laptop, and I'm
intending to create a Ghost Image (GIMAGE) of the unit.
I notice that when I've installed Win2K, the touchpad
driver, Nero Express (for a USB 2.0-attached DVD Burner)
and then applied all of the avaialable patches and
updates, the C: now holds 1.6GB
I notice that there are lots of uninstall files for the
patches, etc., and 1.6GB seems a bit excessive. Am I
correct in this? I was hoping that I could fit just the
O/S and drivers in the 680mb of a CD-ROM. which would make
restores / clones a lot easier.
Is there any way I can pare down the size of the "base"
O/S + drivers image?
Thanks
Thomas