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  1. August 3rd, 2010, 11:22 PM #1
    KinleysMomma
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    Recovery Partition is full

     
    When I first got my computer it the D: drive was completely empty...well my pc crashed and I had to run a recovery with the factory discs. Now all but about 3 gb are full. I was wondering if I can delete the files now? The only file I can find that is on there that Dell actually put on there is factory.wim.
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  2. August 4th, 2010, 04:57 PM #2
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    Anybody???
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    What OS?
    Generically you dont mess with those partitions without a good reason...
    If its popping up a "disk is full" error, then you may want to do something, otherwise dont worry about it..
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