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How do you know in which partition is your operating system installed?
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∙ 12y ago
its very simple if u open ur my computer and open your hard disk drives,each individually then u can c these folders in some drive (documents and settings,program files,windows etc).....the drive in which u find these folders is the drive in which ur os is installed....
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∙ 12y ago
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Yes - this technique is know as a dual-boot system.
What is the partition that contains the files that load the initial components of the operating system?
This is dependent on your OS. Windows: 'C:\, C:\system' *nix:; /, /bin, /root, or /boot Mac: ?dont know? Usually this will be in the first physical partition(boot partition).
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How do you partition laptop?
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How do you know which operating system is installed on your PC?
first of all. you can usually tell by what kind of computer you have. if you have a PC, it most likely utilizes the Windows operating system. if you have an apple mac, its probably going to have the mac OS X operating system. or when you boot up your computer, it will usually tell you.
How do you format an hard drive that is running Windows 7?
BE AWARE of what you just asked, format means to erase EVERYTHING on the drive/partition. There are at least 4 methods that I know of that can erase Windows 7 off of your hard drive. * Open start menu, type CMD, and hit enter, type in FORMAT C:\ and hit enter. (C can be another drive letter, the one that has Windows 7 installed on it.) * Install another operating system over it, as most OS installs have the ability to format a partition. * Delete the partition that has Windows 7 installed on it using Disk Management (google it). * If you hook the HD that has 7 installed on it to another Windows computer, you can open (My on XP) Computer, right click the drive that has 7 installed on it, and click format.
How do you know windows is installed without any errors?
If there were any errors, it would tell you. Plus, the Operating System would not work if something went FUBAR in the installation process.
Why do you have to reboot your computer?
You may have to reboot your computer for a number of reasons.1. Sometimes the operating system or the hardware become unstable. The computer itself may hang because of hardware issues, or the operating system may cause the computer to hang.2. You may be making changes to the drivers or something deep within the operating system. Typically these types of files are in use and cannot be changed. Even if they are not in use, you would have to reboot the PC before they can be loaded.3. The software you install may require services, drivers, or operating system extensions that don't already exist on the system and cannot load at any other time but during boot. So you have to reboot in order to load them.4. Certain utilities require a reboot because they directly alter the file system or directly manipulate the system registry. Altering such things in such a manner while they are in use would likely cause data corruption. So if any changes are made to those things apart from the operating system, then the operating system would have to be reloaded so it can correctly recognize and utilize the changes. Imagine changing the partition size while the operating system is using the partition and the OS doesn't know the partition got smaller and a file being copied onto it is too big for it. That could overwrite the next partition. That would likely not be allowed in the first place, but it is an example of how changes to the file system while it is active could cause problems and create major messes.
How do you see what is hidden on my hard drive?
You have to find special software for working with partitions. The best which I know is Partition Magic. It allows you see even hidden areas of your hard drive. Usually Dell, HP, Acer and other brands have hidden partitions for repairing and collecting information. After you delete such partition you might need to reinstall the operating system.
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None, as far as I know, possibly MS-DOS, I know FreeNAS can be run from a 32MB, but it's a server Operating system.
What is cell partition office plan?
uh what you know partition?!
