irdepesca572
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Someone from another forum said:
"I suggest a partition for Windows, a partition for the swap file, and a partition for storage.
If you make an image it should work correctly without the need to install Windows on the new drive, but naturally you won't be able to do the partioning scheme that I mentioned. Just format the new drive and use Acronis to copy the image over. I imagine it's that easy."
How big should the Windows partition be?
I looked up on google and it's recommended only to have a seperate swap file on the second drive. My swap file is 1536 MB
"I suggest a partition for Windows, a partition for the swap file, and a partition for storage.
If you make an image it should work correctly without the need to install Windows on the new drive, but naturally you won't be able to do the partioning scheme that I mentioned. Just format the new drive and use Acronis to copy the image over. I imagine it's that easy."
How big should the Windows partition be?
I looked up on google and it's recommended only to have a seperate swap file on the second drive. My swap file is 1536 MB