Mr. Fred, maybe using one of the so called "live-distros", e.g. knoppix.org,
would help?
The util Gparted will tell u which properties the drive has, including write
protection. Enable/disable is then just a flag away.
HTH.
FORC5 wrote:
Have a flash drive my son got at ASU, has the school ma
Inline..
tmse...@rlrnews.com wrote:
Win7 install footprint is nowhere near that. Not even remotely close.
Nope, I figured that out pretty quick :)
But most oems load it down with things, swap file and a hibernation file can
add a couple gig, etc.
Oh yes, tons of useless apps, but these ar
I just installed Win7 64-bit Ultimate on one of my partitions.
It's taking up about 20 GB, which includes a 3 GB hibernation file
and a 4 GB pagefile. No OEM apps or utilities.
Gary VanderMolen, Microsoft MVP (Mail)
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It can appear to be that large depending the method used to check volume usage
because of all the symbolic links.
On 9/3/2010 2:02 PM, tmse...@rlrnews.com wrote:
Win7 install footprint is nowhere near that. Not even remotely close. But most
oems load it down with things, swap file and a hiber
Win7 install footprint is nowhere near that. Not even remotely close. But most
oems load it down with things, swap file and a hibernation file can add a
couple gig, etc.
Win7 has most of the basic drivers built in for the most part. A 32bit win7
install can be done in a 16g drive. A 64 in
Hi,
I recently bought my mom a laptop with Win7. Fine.
Not so fine is that the C: partition seems to occupy +34 gigabytes.
What I want is to be able to make a ghost image within reasonable limits. +34
gigabytes doesn't seem so.
As of yet unexperienced with Win7, is this the normal disk (ab)us
It hasn't been released yetnext year is a long ways away. :-)
At 01:58 PM 9/3/2010, It was written by CW that this shall come to pass:
Gearbox says they will release Duke Nukem Forever next year.
Does anyone care?
Kind of sad the greatest vaporware story of all time may end..
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