>>I will give C: 500 GB and split the rest between D: and E:. Right now the C: is about 260 GB so I will have plenty storage for the future software.
>>Thank you very much for your suggestions. While tomorrow some people will be watching this "unimportant event" :), I will be doing something very important :)
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>I always try to minimize the OS/C: partition size. I have an xCopy directory outside C:, where all portable software gets installed, which can be used by VMs as well. In dedicated VM C: is between 40 and 90 GB, in long-running machines still below 120 GB.
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>As I try to never use documents and settings, only programs need more space, and they are frugal compared to media stuff ;-)
Sorry that I don't understand something simply to you. If I want to, at a later date, to install a VM software, will I be able to install it on the existing C: (OS) partition? (provided, of course, that this partition has free space)
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