Answer by Vincent Robert for Do I need Partition for any good reason if I...
As other suggested, I used to partition my hard drive in 2, one for the system and one for the data.But today, I will be the other voice because I tend to keep only one partition. Here are my...
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Having 2 partitions, one for Windows and application, is handy if you also have a disk imaging program like TrueImage or Ghost. The Windows/apps partition can then be quickly/easily imaged/restored as...
View ArticleAnswer by Ivo Flipse for Do I need Partition for any good reason if I only...
Short version: makes it easier to format the OS/home partition when reinstalling or changing you OS.
View ArticleAnswer by Torandi for Do I need Partition for any good reason if I only have...
As EricJLN said, it is smart to put all your files and user data on a separate partition. This way when you want to reinstall next time, you won't have to move your files around, just erase the system...
View ArticleAnswer by Damien for Do I need Partition for any good reason if I only have...
You might want a separation of concerns in how your data is being handled. So one partition for your Windows/Program files and another for personal data (videos, music, documents). The advantage would...
View ArticleAnswer by pcapademic for Do I need Partition for any good reason if I only...
Some reasons other than Dual Boot:Separation of User Data from System/Application data.For example, I can back-up a Disk E with all my user data. This answer given in more detail in some other answers...
View ArticleDo I need Partition for any good reason if I only have single boot?
If I will never want to dual boot two OS, then should I have number of partitions in 500GB main hard disk in notebook for any good reasons?Or What are the other reasons someone can have multiple...
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