I've got an laptop with Vista Home Premium on it.
It has 3 partitions, one is 10GB and says Healthy (EISA Configuration) - I think this is a restore partition?
One is the C: at 70GB.
The last is D: at 70GB.
This is how the laptop arrived from Acer. I use D: as a file dump currently.
If I move the files from D: to C: could I then delete D: and extend C:? And if so and I then defrag would that actually improve the performance or not. Or would doing a normal defrag without ammending the partitions be exactly the same?
Thanks.
It has 3 partitions, one is 10GB and says Healthy (EISA Configuration) - I think this is a restore partition?
One is the C: at 70GB.
The last is D: at 70GB.
This is how the laptop arrived from Acer. I use D: as a file dump currently.
If I move the files from D: to C: could I then delete D: and extend C:? And if so and I then defrag would that actually improve the performance or not. Or would doing a normal defrag without ammending the partitions be exactly the same?
Thanks.
