Re: WinXp & Game~Partitions & best for WinXP?

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John,
Please be more specific. Are you saying that I should leave everything
within the Primary partition? Games and so forth?
If so 'why'?
drybones


"John John" <audetweld@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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None of what you suggest or propose is necessary and any or all of it will
have the opposite results, it will in effect degrade performance.

John

drybones wrote:
Am in a quandary as to placing computer games within the same partition
as
Windows XP with SP2, or setting up a separate large partition with a few
special folders to place the computer.games individually into.

(?) Also there is the option of setting up a partition for each
individual game
outside the primary Windows XP partition.

Wanting to achieve the best possible environment for the WinXP working
condition I am thinking of moving the Paging File to the first partition
(D)
to improve Win XP's ability to work faster.

Lots of questions and I do appreciate your advice with each possible
setup of my 're-install' of Win XP and partitioning of the 160GB hard
drive.

I thank you for reading this message and hope for positive responses.
drybones



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