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| Logical/Physical disk drives Logical disks: Does it help to partition your 40 Gb C:\ into two 20 Gb partitions (C:\ and D:\)? If I had an application that only wrote to D:\ (and lets say, for arguments sake, that the app writes frequently to disk), would the partition help reduce the likelihood of OS corruption? Would it reduce disk fragmentation? Physical disks: On a related note, does having two physical drives help with the above? Presumably with file fragmentation it would, but what about helping with OS corruption? Thanks, Alain |
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| Re: Logical/Physical disk drives OS corruption--I don't see how it could help. Fragmentation--it would help keep the C: drive from fragmenting. Same for physical drives. -- Regards Ron Badour MS MVP Windows Desktop Experience "Alain Dekker" <alain.dekker@NO.SPAM.loma.com> wrote in message news:ezglvyA6IHA.2240@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Logical disks: > > Does it help to partition your 40 Gb C:\ into two 20 Gb partitions (C:\ > and D:\)? If I had an application that only wrote to D:\ (and lets say, > for arguments sake, that the app writes frequently to disk), would the > partition help reduce the likelihood of OS corruption? Would it reduce > disk fragmentation? > > Physical disks: > > On a related note, does having two physical drives help with the above? > Presumably with file fragmentation it would, but what about helping with > OS corruption? > > Thanks, > Alain > > |
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| Re: Logical/Physical disk drives Those are the answers I thought were the most logical and therefore likely. Thanks very much, Alain "Ron Badour" <Sorry@NoAddressBuddy.com> wrote in message news:OZAGASB6IHA.5012@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > OS corruption--I don't see how it could help. Fragmentation--it would > help keep the C: drive from fragmenting. Same for physical drives. > -- > Regards > > Ron Badour > MS MVP > Windows Desktop Experience > > > "Alain Dekker" <alain.dekker@NO.SPAM.loma.com> wrote in message > news:ezglvyA6IHA.2240@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> Logical disks: >> >> Does it help to partition your 40 Gb C:\ into two 20 Gb partitions (C:\ >> and D:\)? If I had an application that only wrote to D:\ (and lets say, >> for arguments sake, that the app writes frequently to disk), would the >> partition help reduce the likelihood of OS corruption? Would it reduce >> disk fragmentation? >> >> Physical disks: >> >> On a related note, does having two physical drives help with the above? >> Presumably with file fragmentation it would, but what about helping with >> OS corruption? >> >> Thanks, >> Alain >> >> > > |
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