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Skriven 2013-07-05 08:05:00 av Ed Vance (11841.windowsa)
    Kommentar till text 107 av TOM WALKER (1:123/140)
Ärende: Re: Desktop.
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06-23-13 08:05 TOM WALKER wrote to MARK LEWIS about Desktop.

 TW> @MSGID: <51C7723B.11786.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>
 ML> TW> That explains it. When I made the clones I used a partition manager
 ML> TW> to delete the Reserved Partition as it was for some sort of back to
 ML> TW> square recovery plan.
 ML> TW> NOT needed with either an Image or a clone system

 ML>i beg to disagree... when i give someone an old machine that i've had, i
lw
 ML>reload it from the original hidden partition... i also leave that partition
 ML>there for them in case they want to reload it at some point in the
uture...

 ML>when i get machines from others, i also expect that original reload
artitio
 ML>to be in place so that i can load the machine back to factory defaults...
n
 ML>this way, i can experiance the same that that anyone experiances when they
 ML>first start a brand new machine...


 TW> I have never passed on an old machine. When I am finished with
 TW> them the usable parts are stripped and the rest goes to the
 TW> recycler.

 TW> What is so magic about the As bullt install?
 TW> First evenryime you do that you need to flush out the JUNK that
 TW> the factory installed and install a ton of upgrades. Really a
 TW> waste of time. And then once I get a machine built the way I
 TW> want it why should I go back to square ONE and start over??

Tom,

I am not sure where I read this (probably from Leo Notenboom).

After removing the Fluff from a Factory Built computer, just make
a Backup or Clone that You can use if ever there was a need to go
back to those setting.

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