Datahopa
Computer Related => PC Software => Topic started by: GT40 on October 18, 2014, 16:15:34 PM
After a little failure on my PC (unable to go on the web, despite a good connection), I did as any dummy: I restored the system.
Windows 8 or 7, no difference (I hope Win 10 won't change our habits). Now all is ok but, after that incident, I thought I had to change the parameters of the restoration. And surprise, two unpleasant anomalies:
1 - Impossible to install the points of restoration on D:, my biggest drive. I always try to save any Gigabyte of my little SSD C:!
2 - The micro SD card E: is invisible in "Restore". Impossible to use it for that.
No problem, the points of restorations are always in C:, 45 Megabytes every point, not a drama, but annoying.
I know, I must buy another computer. ;D
Yes you are correct GT, the restore files are always on C: drive, in a hidden folder too, It would be a good idea to be able to have them on another drive, at least give us the option to move them if we want to.
Gets my vote :thumbsup:
Thanks Data, end of the mystery. I thought something wrong happened in my PC (or in my Windows).
Maybe some people who are testing W10 could suggest that little problem to Microsoft.
Mine is that, when C: will be nearly full, I shall have to get rid of my greedy apps (mainly, car and plane simulations). But I guess I will survive. :D