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>But you see, Dmitry, you are not putting the stuff is separate "drives". They are all on the same drive. But yes, you do get different drive letters.
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>Here's a way around that. Do a network mapping to each of the 'main drive directories'.
>For example, if you have a 'main driver directory' called "DriveD", then map the directory C:\DriveD to a drive letter. Same for C:\DriveE, to a different drive letter.
>Partitions, at least when NTFS is used, in my opinion make for erratic performance.
Jim,
I never thought about mapping a folder into a drive letter. That's very smart idea. Thank you very much.
When you are saying "erratic performance", any specific symptoms of that? I have had 2 notebook (one before and one I am using now) that were partitioned into three partitions. Both computers used NTFS. But I have not seen performance issues. How would they manifest?
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