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Re: Backup Hard Drive - advice please - Resolved Going Internal for more flexibility
22-03-2013 4:52 PM
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I'm not surprised in the slightest - I also wouldn't be surprised if half the mistakes on warranty lengths aren't actually mistakes ........
Re: Backup Hard Drive - advice please - Resolved Going Internal for more flexibility
25-03-2013 6:40 PM
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New drive arrived this morning and the old one taken away - DPD are really good - installed and working fine (about third full)
Interesting discovery - I was trying to see what I could shift over and checked the Windows 7 boot drive. Under Users there was 27.6GB used so I did a lot of digging and found that it was a load of temporary files which hadn't been removed when products were installed (now have 45GB free out of 100GB)
Other than doing a regular clean I wonder if there is any way of stopping it building up a mass of rubbish
Interesting discovery - I was trying to see what I could shift over and checked the Windows 7 boot drive. Under Users there was 27.6GB used so I did a lot of digging and found that it was a load of temporary files which hadn't been removed when products were installed (now have 45GB free out of 100GB)
Other than doing a regular clean I wonder if there is any way of stopping it building up a mass of rubbish
Re: Backup Hard Drive - advice please - Resolved Going Internal for more flexibility
25-03-2013 7:33 PM
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If you click on Start and type %temp% in the box then you'll get to the current users temp files.
Other temp files are often stored in c:\window\temp
Other temp files are often stored in c:\window\temp
Re: Backup Hard Drive - advice please - Resolved Going Internal for more flexibility
26-03-2013 10:09 PM
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Linux puts its temporary files in /tmp
/tmp will be cleared on the next boot.
/tmp will be cleared on the next boot.
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Re: Backup Hard Drive - advice please - Resolved Going Internal for more flexibility
27-03-2013 9:33 AM
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That depends ....
I prefer a CRON job - dispenses with the reboot
I prefer a CRON job - dispenses with the reboot
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Using a TP-Link Archer VR600 modem-router.
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