Jávea Grapevine No.173 2015|
The only difference is that you
have to boot off of the discs
rather than a recovery partition.
Well, that is all for now. On our next
post we will see two more methods to
successfully achieve this task.
Some manufacturers also include
utilities that allow you to burn your
own recovery discs, offering you
another location for the recovery
data.
Please find our contact details on
our advert in this edition; in case you
have any questions or queries, we
can assure a quick and professional
reply.
Or you could delete the recovery
partition so you can use more of your
hard drive for your stuff. Recovery
partitions tend to be around 20GB,
so you’re gaining quite a bit of extra
space.
If these queries are of general benefit,
we will post the reply on further
editions of the Grapevine so they can
be for everybody’s benefit.
Back to work till the next post!
Until then, keep clicking!!
Note that by deleting the recovery
partition, you won’t be able to use the
“boot by pressing an F key” method of
starting the recovery; you’ll be forced
to use the discs that you burned
yourself from then on.
So be careful not to scratch them
and make sure they’re kept safely
somewhere you can remember
where to locate them if needed in the
future!
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Well, that is all for now.
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