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I have an HP Pavilion that has been shipped to me with Windows XP already
installed and a recovery partition D: from which I can restore Windows in
case of malfunctioning due tipically to malware. Anyway I occasionally find
worms on D: and then, as advised, I disable and re-enable system
configuration recovery. Moreover I read that someone advise to permanently
disable system recovery because it is a feature overloading the system and,
as said, malware can creep into it. Now if I disable system recovery I can
made use of system recovery CDs but I read that they embed WinXP as loaded
originally in the PC, namely WinXP SP2 without the many updates I downloaded
afterwards. In the contrary I read that recovering from partition D: embeds
all downloaded updates. Is it true?
I'd like better to have WinXP on CDs, as it was for Win98, but updates are a
bulk of Mbs and unfortunately Adsl doesn't reach my phone line
il barbi
installed and a recovery partition D: from which I can restore Windows in
case of malfunctioning due tipically to malware. Anyway I occasionally find
worms on D: and then, as advised, I disable and re-enable system
configuration recovery. Moreover I read that someone advise to permanently
disable system recovery because it is a feature overloading the system and,
as said, malware can creep into it. Now if I disable system recovery I can
made use of system recovery CDs but I read that they embed WinXP as loaded
originally in the PC, namely WinXP SP2 without the many updates I downloaded
afterwards. In the contrary I read that recovering from partition D: embeds
all downloaded updates. Is it true?
I'd like better to have WinXP on CDs, as it was for Win98, but updates are a
bulk of Mbs and unfortunately Adsl doesn't reach my phone line
il barbi