It turns out that only 7G system disks are not enough, because there are many software on the computer, all system disks need to bear many packages and dynamic libraries and upgrade files. It is originally necessary to use the FDISK partition to simply change the 2000 system. However, yesterday's online seal 8.0-rear partition and split new logical partition is simple, and very fast, the data is also kept well, but the hard drive is always straight to the sound when it is divided. After a cold, after a while, it is necessary to replace the system. Some friends of 2003 will change the system back to 2000, and my genuine XP Home version is replaced with pirated 2000 Server or she is fortunate. Yesterday, I expanded the C drive to 18 g hard disk space, which can be safely installed with some large tools. In the afternoon, I went to the school to shoot one inch, and I will continue to complete a few assembly modules at night.
