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Rod Speed wrote in message ...
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>Tom MacIntyre <tmacinty@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:37bc1252.211235669@news1.ns.sympatico.ca...
>> Hyper <jimb@snip.net> wrote:
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>>>>>>> it makes it easier to trouble shoot, reformatting
>>>>>>> and installing windows becomes easier,
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>>>>>> I'm not convinced. With the apps on the second
>>>>>> partition, you'll have to uninstall them and reinstall
>>>>>> them again if you reformat the C drive and reinstall Win.
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>>>>> A reinstall-over is all that is usually necessary
>>>>> when Windows is fully refreshed...
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>>>> Nope, a clean reinstall on a freshly formatted partition often
>>>> produces a much cleaner and more stable install. Specially if
>>>> there has been much installing and uninstalling of apps to try them.
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>>> he's saying that after you reinstall windows clean, you reinstall the
>>> apps over them selves to refresh the registry and any dll's that might
>>> need to be in windows\system, not installing windows over itself
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>> Yes, that's what I meant...
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>Still no advantage over a single partition boot drive on that app install
>stuff. With a major downside of the drive letters changing if you add
>another hard drive with a primary dos partition on it as a backup
>destination or just when upgrading to a new larger boot drive etc.
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With as much time as you spent on this being a moron, you could have
installed and partitioned 20 HD's already.