Win 10 is pretty much established now ... and for me at least it's raised a couple of questions I can't answer given the kit I currently own. I don't have a machine using uefi ... and I'm dual booting - so my partitioning isn't strictly "standard" ... I'd be grateful if anyone would be willing to take a second and provide a quick before and after snapshot of their system? ... this is the sort of thing.
i7 - 16 Gb RAM - 256Gb SSD - Originally Win 7 ...
My disk management shows the following Disk Layout
Before
100Mb system reserved ... the rest windows 7
After upgrade
100Mb NTFS system reserved - NTFS Win 10 - 450Mb NTFS Recovery
Rogerman shows
hard drive has 5 partitions:- 1.00 GB (Healthy Recovery Partition), 100 MB Healthy (EFI System Partition), 918.26 GB NTFS Healthy (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition), 790 MB Healthy (Recovery Partition) and 11.26 GB Healthy (Recovery Partition).
Any more ?
i7 - 16 Gb RAM - 256Gb SSD - Originally Win 7 ...
My disk management shows the following Disk Layout
Before
100Mb system reserved ... the rest windows 7
After upgrade
100Mb NTFS system reserved - NTFS Win 10 - 450Mb NTFS Recovery
Rogerman shows
hard drive has 5 partitions:- 1.00 GB (Healthy Recovery Partition), 100 MB Healthy (EFI System Partition), 918.26 GB NTFS Healthy (Boot, Page File, Crash Dump, Primary Partition), 790 MB Healthy (Recovery Partition) and 11.26 GB Healthy (Recovery Partition).
Any more ?
How big is yours?
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