Sunday, November 21, 2010
Operating Systems, Hard Drives, Partitions, and You!
Your operating system: it’s that collection of data and programs that makes all your desktop PC or laptop computer hardware work together. Where your operating system is installed on your PC’s hard drive, as well as the type of drive it’s on, can have a big impact on your system’s performance.
Whether you’re starting with a fresh, blank hard drive or reinstalling, this Tech Tip will tell you where you should put your operating system and why.
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