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Do you ever calculate the times you have performed operating systems installations? Well, personally, I cannot remember the actual times I have installed Windows for both work and personal. Let me give some rough figures.
Windows 3.11 - 5 times
Windows 95 - 5 times
Windows 98 - 50 times
Windows Me - 5 times
Windows 2000 - 5 times
Linux Red Hat - 3 times
Windows XP Pro - 100 times
Windows Server 2003 - 3 times
Windows Vista - 8 times
Honestly, I never enjoy going through the process of installing any of the operating systems. For those who know me, I will most probably be looking at the progress bar during the installation as if I am very interested. However, I am actually very frustrated and hoping that the progress bar could go as fast as it could be.
Attended Installation
Well, some of you may know that the normal installation through the OS CD or DVD (such as looking at the progress bar and clicking several next buttons) is called attended installation and it is possible that you create your own unattended installation using deployment tools. However, I will not be covering the Windows unattended installation.
Unattended Installation
Most companies use Imaging (ISO) to create a duplicate copy of installed operating system so that they can easily install the exact copy of operating system with their corporate settings to every new machine by extracting the ISO.
ISO Images
- ISO is an archive or a duplicate or backup copy of whatever files that you wish to store
In other words, I create ISO images to backup my entire operating system hard drive data.
Hiren BooCD and Norton Ghost to create ISOs
I use Hiren BootCD, the all in one Dos Bootable CD. One of the software included is Norton Ghost, which can be used to create hard disk images known as ISOs.
ImgBurn
ImgBurn is a Windows program and it's free. You can install it and create ISO images or burn the images into CDs and DVDs.
ImgBurn VS Hiren BootCD
The difference between the two is that ImgBurn needs to be installed as a Windows program and undeniably, a good and easy tool to create ISO images. However, if your hard disk is corrupted, you won't be able to use ImgBurn unless you have dual booting. Thus, you need to use HirenBootCD and Norton Ghost to extract your ISO images to the corrupted hard disk.
The Idea
Simple:
1. Complete an attended installation or manual installation from CD or DVD on one machine
2. Install all the necessary programs that you need such as Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat Reader and the likes
3. Perform operating system updates
After performing the steps above, boot your computer from Hiren BootCD and you will come to a screen for you to select the types of software that are bundled. Choose Norton Ghost from the list and from there, you can create an image out of your partition drive.
The ISO file can be stored in your hard disk for easy access but not in the same drive where you install your operating system. If your computer fails to load or startup properly, you can then pop in Hiren BootCD, boot from the CD and restore the ISO file.
The Practice
My own practice is to have at least two partitions, namely C and D.
- C drive will be the drive where I install my operating system and programs
- D drive will be my document drive
- A copy of ISO created from the C drive will be kept in D drive
Benefit
When operating system is corrupted, none of my document files will be affected when I extract ISO into the C drive. Extracting ISO to C drive will overwrite every data in C drive without any warning. However, after extracting the ISO, you will get the same settings and operating system as of the time when you create the ISO.
What's more? You do not have to go through the process of keying the product key, selecting the time zone, installing the drivers and commonly used programs.
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How Large, How Fast? Choosing the Right Hard Drive Size and Rpm
There are two important considerations when looking at hard drive specifications for your computer notebook: hard drive size and hard drive RPM.
Hard Drive Size
Hard drive size simply refers to the data storage capacity of a hard disk drive. Desktop computer hard drives offer sizes of up to 500 gigabytes (GB), while notebook computer hard dives offer sizes of up to 160 GB. Notebook computer hard drives are more expensive than desktop computer hard drives with more than twice the capacity of the notebook hard drive. This is due to the engineering difficulties inherent in making high-capacity hard drives for the smaller notebook computers form-factor.
A notebook computer's hard drive size indicates how much data a notebook computer can store. If you are interested in storing large amounts of movies, pictures, or music, you want to go with a larger hard drive to avoid running out of space.
A hard drive's size has very little to do with its performance, unless the drive is almost full. The Windows NTFS File System requires a minimum of 10% of the hard drive to be free space for optimum performance, and it frequently requests as much as 15%. This means that, on a 40 GB drive, Windows prefers that you use a maximum of 34-36 GB, leaving 4-6 GB of space unused. On a 160 GB drive, Windows prefers that you use a maximum of 136-144 GB, leaving a massive 16-24 GB unused. If you start to go over these Windows storage limits, you may notice your computer's performance taking drastic hits.
Hard Drive RPM
Hard drive RPM is a hard drive's rotational speed, measured in revolutions per minute (RPM). Desktop hard drives now have speeds as high as 15,000 RPM. Notebook hard drives, on the other hand, currently have an RPM ceiling of 7200 RPM.
A hard drive's RPM indicates how fast the drive's spindle will move or how fast the hard drive platters will spin. The higher the spin rate is, the shorter the seek time and latency will be. This translates to quicker data access and transfer.
How Large and How Fast
The greater the free space and the higher the RPM, the better your notebook computer's performance will be, so go for a slightly-more-than-comfortable size and the highest RPM for your notebook computer's hard drive. A large hard drive gives you the option to expand in the future, and you can never go wrong with a notebook computer that can give you fast access to your stored data.
It is even more crucial that you go with the top-of-the-line hard drive size and RPM for your notebook computer if you are fond of computer games, you have a lot of multimedia files, or you want to be able to easily upgrade your programs. These games, content and programs take up a lot of space. A high RPM hard drive can also cut down on game load times, giving you more time enjoying your games and less time staring at loading screens.
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How do I delete a partition and restore hard-drive to its original capacity?
How do I delete a partition and restore hard-drive to its original capacity?
As I see it, in the Computer section of Windows Vista, there are two hard-drives. Obviously, the one with the small Vista logo on it (Drive C) is the one that hosts the operating system and all files needed to run the computer, and the other hard-drive (Drive D, which is smaller) is the primary partition - which I want to get rid of and restore the other hard-drive to its original capacity of 80gb.
Control Panel > Administrative tools > Computers Management
Click Disk Management and right click C: and click extend volume
from there its pretty self explanatory
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