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Hey everyone, I’ve got a technical question regarding my Windows 7 installation...
I'm running two hard drives: a Western Digital IDE 80GB and a Seagate S-ATA 250GB. My C: drive is the Western Digital (single partition), where I have a legal version of Windows 7 Enterprise 32 bit installed along with some extra software. On the Seagate, I set up two partitions (D and G, roughly 10GB and 240GB)... The issue is that the OS keeps dumping page files or system files onto the D partition. Right after formatting, it already ate up 3.1GB of "something," shrinking the available space on that small partition by 30%. Since that partition is tiny, I'm worried it'll be completely full before I know it. Is there a way to prevent this and force the OS to keep everything strictly on the C: drive? Thanks in advance for the help.
Anonymous said:Is there any real difference in the Ultimate version offers here in America versus elsewhere? I want the true, original English version and I'm thinking about just grabbing it straight from the Microsoft site. Even with shipping, it’ll probably end up being cheaper... 😬
Around here, Ultimate $573 (OEM) is one way, but over at Merkelica it's 155.95€ (OEM).
I've been reading through some previous posts comparing mouse prices in the USA versus the EU... so here’s a little more data regarding the price gap between Germany and the US...
Windows 7 Home Premium 32/or/64 OEM EN......US = $320....Germany = 79.95 euros or $191 (exchange rate 1 euro = $2.50) or $129 cheaper, which is about 40.2%,
Windows 7 Professional 32/or/64 OEM EN.........US = $426....Germany = 119.95 euros or $287 (exchange rate 1 euro = $2.50) or $140 cheaper, roughly 32.8%.
Think about it...