Eli
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Hi
In my system (please see in my signature for details) the system restore disk space is 12% for each disk drive. For C 9800 MB, for D 8764 MB.
What would be the best minimum effective disk space I would need , if I`m not a heavy user?
Thanks
ELI
davey
2
Hi
In my system (please see in my signature for details) the system restore disk space is 12% for each disk drive. For C 9800 MB, for D 8764 MB.
What would be the best minimum effective disk space I would need , if I`m not a heavy user?
Thanks
ELI
Hi Eli,
Down that road again ? ![:P]()
I find 2 GB or 2000 MB quite sufficient. I have increased it when doing a major update like from SP2 to SP3.
davey
P.S. This is assuming that you are still using WinXP like I am.
Vista users are better off with the default. The better chance of recovering large data files which we can't do.
Eli
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Hi Eli,
Down that road again ? ![:P]()
I find 2 GB or 2000 MB quite sufficient. I have increased it when doing a major update like from SP2 to SP3.
davey
P.S. This is assuming that you are still using WinXP like I am.
Vista users are better off with the default. The better chance of recovering large data files which we can't do.
Hi Davey
Yes I`m still using XP.
Thank you for your reply. You mean 2 GB each disk partition right?
Eli
davey
4
Hi Davey
Yes I`m still using XP.
Thank you for your reply. You mean 2 GB each disk partition right?
Eli
I am still single C drive with external USB on F. I turned F system restore off.
You can start there and monitor them. Other users may have some more info but I wouldn't go lower than that for now.
davey
JDPower
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I have it set to just 500Mb on my C (main) partition and turned off on my E partition (see no need for it on there)