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May 24 2009, 12:25 AM
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Albatross ![]() Group: Forum Member Joined: December 1, 2007 Member No.: 53,157 Posts: 830 Skin: RuneScape Black R.S. Name: trecko60 R.S. Status: Retired R.S. Clan: White Flames Clan |
what are the benefits of partitioning an external hard drive?
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May 24 2009, 12:29 AM
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Odd Old Man ![]() Group: Forum Member Joined: December 14, 2006 Member No.: 27,897 Posts: 12,921 Skin: RuneScape Black From: Your...Dallas...STAAAAAAA AAAAARSSSSSSSSSSS!!!! R.S. Name: redmonke255 R.S. Status: Member R.S. Clan: Hannah Montana fan club!!1 |
None really, unless you somehow want to install an operating system on one of the partitions and use the other just as a data storage.
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May 24 2009, 04:40 AM
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Posessed Pickaxe ![]() Group: Forum Member Joined: January 27, 2007 Member No.: 31,188 Posts: 1,421 Skin: IPB Green From: Trondheim in Norway R.S. Name: Ateens1021 R.S. Status: Freeplay |
When i buy a new HDD, i will partition it, want to know why?
To have an extra partition to use for other systems, but the oher part will go for being a brother for my current. Partitioning is only useful if you are sure of how mcuh of the HDD you want to take off. If you then make a too little one and its still installing a system, then its not good at all, because you cant make it bigger, only delete it or make a new one. |
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