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Windows Vista Recovery Disk

Discussion in 'Legacy Windows' started by drforbes, 2008/01/05.

  1. 2008/01/05
    drforbes

    drforbes Inactive Thread Starter

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    I have a HP Pavilion m8167c TVPC with Intel Quad Core @ 2.4ghz and Vista Home Premium 32 bit OS. How can I increase the capacity on the Recovery Disk as it only has 9% remaining but should have at least 15%? Any help would be deeply appreciated!
     
  2. 2008/01/06
    Steve R Jones

    Steve R Jones SuperGeek Staff

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    Why "should" it be at 15%?

    The files never grow in size or anything..They are to be used to set the pc back to factory settings?
     

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  4. 2008/01/13
    drforbes

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    "It must be at least 15% or one will continualy receive a message that a drive is full and will slow down your computer. Recovery Disk, usually the D drive will be RED when you check your disks, defrag your disk and when you run tune up-all results will tell you that Disk D is only at whatever and requires your attention! "
     
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    You haven't been saving files to the Recovery Partition? If you have remove them.
     
  6. 2008/01/13
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