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..
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
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
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
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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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
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
