How would you partition 476938 mb on drive c: and D:

Joanne_07

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I have a new HP elitebook 2560p. It has drive C: with 300 mb, drive d: with 61440mb plus unpartitioned space 415197and . I am putting XP on it but not sure how to partition. It did have drive E and F one for for Hp tools and one for recovery but I deleted these.
 

duxducis

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I always use method like (500GB drive for example)
60GB for windows, 250GB Games Rest for downloading and other stuff, its good to have 3 volumes much easier to organize, and defrag and clean
 
If it would be my drive, I would format the HDD, than install XP and use it to create 50/60GB partition as duxducis wrote.

And than I usually create another 60GB partition for Documents and smaller files, and 1 more for large files, like video and audio files.

To have a partitions, is to separate the system from the Doc. files, so in the case of corruption on the system drive, u don't loose the files, so that's the main reason to partition.

Back up your data before u do anything.

Move Your Libraries off of the system drive...

http://www.tweakhound.com/windows7/tweaking/5.html
 

chaere

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I usually create another 60GB partition for Documents and smaller files, and 1 more for large files, like video and audio files.
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