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    I have an Acer Aspire (Vista) and it already has a recovery partition as stated above. It is a good back-up, even though I haven't used it. I completely forgot about making a back-up disc on the first start-up.
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    I believe the recovery partition actually uses a copy of XP. well, on my old Aspire, when I had to use the recovery partition, it came up with the XP loading screen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marky21 View Post
    I believe the recovery partition actually uses a copy of XP. well, on my old Aspire, when I had to use the recovery partition, it came up with the XP loading screen.
    That's nothing, the recovery disc for my packard bell came up with a windows 98 loading screen seeing that 10 years later brought back some memories (A)

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    in my computer it says:

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    Hard Disk Drives (2)

    Acer (C: ) 498gb total
    DATA (D: ) 498gb total

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    thats two seperate hard drives right??

    I'm installing all my programs on acer, and gonna put all my files in data (its empty atm)
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    AFAIK windows explorer doesn't know the difference between paritioned drives and separate physical drives because thats essentially what paritioning is; tricking the computer into thinking one hard drive is two. Its unlikely your laptop has two separate hard drives in it though that is usually a high end thing.

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    Are you talking to me?

    If so, it's a PC

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    Oh lol why did I think it was a laptop?

    Erm open it up and take a look then

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    Eeh By Gum.

    No thanks, i have a tendency of breaking things. Never mind i will just store of files in data and programs in acer

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