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re: Question about 'Why do even the smallest files take up so much disk space?'
Saturday, November 15, 2003 at 3:09 pm
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by crashmaster
(5 messages posted)
HAAA all too familuar ....thanx for the warning as i was eager to COMPRESS EVERYTHING
i could haaaa....even with my 146gig of drives I look for fastest options availiable
!!
Haa again thanx and sorry for youre troubles ....too funny tho i have done so many
of the same things thru every windows system till xp ..haaa wow ...
convience my A** .......lol
ITS NOT THOSE DANG COMPUTERS
ITS THOSE DANG USERS !!!
On Tuesday, November 11, 2003 at 7:24 pm, michael gibbons wrote:
>Replying to the message convert to ntfs and compress all the folders, I recommend
>not compressing the program folder or windows folder or document and settings folder.
>i compressed these folders and tried to install a program and gave me all kinds
of
>errors. but i redid my computer because even after uncompressing those folders the
>program still refused to install right with errors. I redone my computer and let
>those folders uncompressed and the program installed without the hassle. I agree
>though compressing folders do help save space but be nice if microsoft told you
what
>folders not to compress so windows would operate normal. also i should mention never
>compress boot.ini in the root directory of c. i did and my computer would not boot
>up.
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