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Pranav
I've got Sony Vaio with 80GB hardisk & 512 MB RAM. Initially it was
having one unnamed system partition of 10 GB for system recovery &
other partition(C of 70 GB, which was having Win XP.
Now I've repartitioned 70 GB partition as C: - 15GB, D: - 30GB, E: -
25GB, keeping system partition as it is. So in total there are 4
partitions, with Win XP in C15GB).
After doing all this, my laptop has become quite slow & taking long
time to boot. Can dividing disk in 4 partitions be the reason. Is there
any limit on no of partitions for best performance.
Also should primary partition(C with OS be a bigger one, so that %age
of empty space is morein it. In my case C: drive is about 45% free.
Kindly help
Pranav...
having one unnamed system partition of 10 GB for system recovery &
other partition(C of 70 GB, which was having Win XP.
Now I've repartitioned 70 GB partition as C: - 15GB, D: - 30GB, E: -
25GB, keeping system partition as it is. So in total there are 4
partitions, with Win XP in C15GB).
After doing all this, my laptop has become quite slow & taking long
time to boot. Can dividing disk in 4 partitions be the reason. Is there
any limit on no of partitions for best performance.
Also should primary partition(C with OS be a bigger one, so that %age
of empty space is morein it. In my case C: drive is about 45% free.
Kindly help
Pranav...