A convoy in the making

merc4ulfate · 05-10-13, 09:57 AM

No worries I became a MCP years ago and I have had way to many classes on Microsoft products to even count. I learned about moving the folder years and years ago from an instructor. There is a lot to the operating system that users can do if they learn how to use it correctly.

The major push by the instructor was saving your data. Losing a drive is really no big deal if your running a Raid setup. Even a disk mirror would benefit a lot of people. The thing I dislike about a lot of systems these days is how they put the OS installation files on a partition of the hard drive instead of giving you a separate disk. If your hard drive goes out you lose your OS installation files as well. Not very prudent and if anyone has such a system, usually found on laptops, back that entire disk up to a second drive in case your primary ever goes out.

05-10-13, 09:57 AM	#8
merc4ulfate DILLIGAF Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: florida Posts: 2,058 Downloads: 210 Uploads: 0	No worries I became a MCP years ago and I have had way to many classes on Microsoft products to even count. I learned about moving the folder years and years ago from an instructor. There is a lot to the operating system that users can do if they learn how to use it correctly. The major push by the instructor was saving your data. Losing a drive is really no big deal if your running a Raid setup. Even a disk mirror would benefit a lot of people. The thing I dislike about a lot of systems these days is how they put the OS installation files on a partition of the hard drive instead of giving you a separate disk. If your hard drive goes out you lose your OS installation files as well. Not very prudent and if anyone has such a system, usually found on laptops, back that entire disk up to a second drive in case your primary ever goes out.