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• Full Vista partition

  My Vista partition grows continuously until the partition fills up.

  When I initially installed Vista I allocated about 40 GB for the operating system. He kept complete so I he reassigned to 80 GB. It fills up again. Folder my documents is not in the same partition with the operating system.

  Here's the breakdown of records in GB:

  Windows 40.8

  ProgramData 8.8

  ProgramFiles (x 86) 8.7

  Pagefile 8.5

  7.6 users

  Program Files 2.1

  Garmin 1.8

  The systeme.6 volume information

  MSOCashe.5

  I am slot than Vista Ultimate 64-bit.

  Can someone help me understand what keeps filling the partition and how to fix?

  I ran the cleaning disc without success.

  Thank you

  The f

  Start - Help and Support
   
  Start disk cleanup

  To free up space on your hard disk, search disk cleanup and then removes temporary files on your computer that you decide that you no longer need.

  If you have more than one drive or partition on your computer, you will be asked to choose which drive you want Disk Cleanup to clean.

  Click to open Disk Cleanup.

  Note

  • Here's another way to open Disk Cleanup: click on the Start button. In the search box, type and then disk cleanup in the list of results, click Disk Cleanup.

  Other things to try
   
  With disk cleanup displays above the Other Options tab. You can delete all but the last System Restore point and see if that is too much space.
   
  Delete files in the system Temp folder
   
  Start - All Programs - Accessories - right on command prompt and choose run as administrator. Type (or copy and paste by clicking in the command prompt window and choose Paste).
   
  To the list
   

  dir c:\windows\temp/a/s

   
  To remove
   

  del c:\windows\temp\*.*/s/f/q

   
  Check the size of the swap file
   
  As a rule generally you want to your swap file slightly larger than the amount of memory that you have. It develops automatically but spread automatically. If you use hungery memory programs as this video editing should be bigger. If too big you can reduce and rush of space can be moved to another drive.
   
  Start - All Programs - Accessories - right on command prompt and choose run as administrator. Type (or copy and paste by clicking in the command prompt window and choose Paste).
   

  dir /a c:\pagefile.sys

   

  To modify or change drive see change the size of virtual memory in Start - Help and Support.

   

  Compact the Windows databases use various

  You can compact the various databases that Windows uses. This is the Windows Update, Windows Search, Windows Mail, Windows Contacts, Windows, Windows Live and Internet Explorer ver 10 applications calendar.

  Close Windows Mail and Internet Explorer. Wait a minute for Internet Explorer release locks of sound files.

  See how much space taking up type which is below and note the total size (because it scrolls away).

  Start - All Programs - Accessories- Click with the right button on command prompt and choose Run As Administrator. Type (or copy and paste by clicking in the command prompt window and choose Paste).

  dir c:\*.edb c:\*.msmessagestore c:\WebCacheV*.dat/a/s

  Then at compact

  SC stop wsearch

  for %A in (*.edb *.msmessagestore WebCacheV*.dat) /r c:\ don't esentutl.exe /p "%A" / o

  for %A in (*.edb *.msmessagestore WebCacheV*.dat) /r c:\ don't esentutl.exe /d "%A".

  SC start wsearch

  To see the new size and compare it to the old size

  dir c:\*.edb c:\*.msmessagestore c:\WebCacheV*.dat/a/s.

   
  Then to delete some temporary files.
   
   

  del c:\*.integ.raw/s

   

  Delete the files updated by the Service Pack

  See how much space taking up type which is below and note the total size (because it scrolls away). Also, note that the total is higher than it actually is. This will remove the ability to uninstall service packs.

  Start - All Programs - Accessories - right on command prompt and choose run as administrator. Type (or copy and paste by clicking in the command prompt window and choose Paste).

  c:\Windows\WinSxS dir /a /s

  Then type

  Vsp1cln.exe

  COMPCLN.exe

  To see the new size and compare it to the old size

  c:\windows\WinSxS dir /a /s

  Move your Documents

  If you have another disk, you can move the documents folder to it.

  Click with the right button on your Documents (or pictures, etc.) Office, videos, Contacts,) the tab file - Properties - location - move.

  Remove saved files created by Photo Gallery

  Photo Gallery Windows makes a copy of any file that you are editing. Click Start - All Programs - Accessories - (or press the Windows key + R). Type

  Images of the hull: original

  Delete the ones you don't want.

• Full partition system

  Windows 7 Home Premium, Service Pack 1

  Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 @ 3.0 GHz CPU

  RAM installed 8.0

  64 bit

  My operating system is installed in a 138 GB partition on a drive of 1 t. The rest of the disk is allocated as working space. I have also two 500 GB drives allocated as a RAID 1 t. all files to mu user are the RAID unit. As far as I know the only things that should be on my operating system disk (c :)) are the operating system and the program files and data. I use Acronis to back up my data to an external drive and when I make a backup of the system, it will also on an external drive.

  My problem is that my system partition fills up. When I check the size of each folder in the score, it's no where near 138 GB. I perform a cleanup and can pick up a small amount of space, but not enough about to get out of danger.  I know that the operating system is no where near that big.

  I read another post about similar problems and proposed solution seems to be; allocate more space. Yes, I could do it, but I don't think it's the right solution. Something is gobbling up space, but I can't understand that. Is there a tool I can use to understand what is happening and correct the problem?

  Thank you

  The f

  Is the screen system restore in your cCleaner as this look?

  

  Place the cursor on any item in the list, except for the one at the top of the list, and then click Remove.

  You can also reduce the space allocated for restore to say 2%. Select Start, Control Panel, system, System Protection, place the cursor on C (under available drives), click on the Configure button, drag the cursor to the line beginning use Max to the left, click on apply and OK and OK.

  

• Partition of table reorganization

  Hello

  I have a pretty large table with the partition of the range. The person who ran a database before me, left huge amount of data in the default partition as existing partitioned filled and he did not create the new partition. Now, I'm putting together this table. The default partition has about 70 million lines. I want to know what will be the most effective way to carry out this exercise? the table has a primary key, foreign key, and also some other indexes on that.

  In the test environment, I created new partitions. Data copied from the default partition in 6 temporary tables. Copy takes about 8 hours. Now, I'm debating if I should truncate data from default partition and move the lines of time tables created back into the new partitions by writing insert query? I know it's easier way out, but not the most effective way.

  Another option I'm considering is, use datapump to export the data from the partition and then import, but I have not tried this? Can you show me or direct me to an example where the datapump is used to export and import a partition.

  Oracle version: 11.2.0.3

  Operating system: SUN Solaris 10

  In the test environment, I created new partitions. Data copied from the default partition in 6 temporary tables. Copy takes about 8 hours. Now, I'm debating if I should truncate data from default partition and move the lines of time tables created back into the new partitions by writing insert query? I know it's easier way out, but not the most effective way.

  We cannot help you if you SHOW us what you have done rather than simply say.

  What is the table the original table DDL?

  What is the DDL of the new test table?

  What data is in each of 6 temporary tables?

  If each of 6 temporary tables has data belonging to a single NEW partition then just use EXCHANGE PARTITION.

  1. create 6 new partitions in the table

  2 make a swap partition between each of the 6 new partitions and the corresponding temporary table is not partitioned.

  Trade is expected to take less than a second because they are updates only data dictionary.

  See my response and code example in this thread

  https://community.Oracle.com/thread/3530260

• Reduction in size of Envy 4, Windows 7 recovery disc

  Hello

  The product is a HP Envy 4-1015dx. My recovery disk is almost full (2.9 GB left of 19.3 GB).  I am concerned about the problems that arise when the remaining space is used. Is there a way to 'clean up' so that more space is available?

  Thank you

  Check that the protection system does not have system restore image files of control point of the recovery itself partition. This is what is usually the cause of a recovery partition filling. He shoiuld always the same size when you received it.  The following image shows how it should be correctly setup.

  

  There should be no other files as seen in the following image.

  

• End of 2009 Mac Mini won't start in recovery mode

  I have a Mac mini end of 2009, the latest version of El Capitan. I recently stopped a partition bootcamp by mistake and now I have 80 GB of my Mac partition filled by anything. Repartition the hard drive does not fix it. I want to reinstall the OS via the recovery however mode, hold down the command and R key results in a blank screen that never ends. I get the same result when you hold down option. The Mac starts up normally and disk utility says that the hard disk is free of errors.

  Sounds like the recovery partition has been mess up.

  -If you have another Mac then

  -Download the installer for OSX El Capitan. They should be included in the purchase of the Mac App Store section

  -Make a USB bootable media using the following:

  DiskMaker X

  -Start since the media

  -Format the boot disk and install OSX from bootable media

  -If you do not have another Mac and boot for Snow Leopard installation DVD. Lots of updated 10.6.8 and then go has bought the Mack App Store section and redownload of the El Capitan install and install

• How can I get vdp_patch - 5.5.5.190

  Hi all

  We strive to update our POS installation and running into the question of the

  VMware vSphere 5.5.x device Data Protection /space partition fills up due to the events of Postgres (2067635)

  http://KB.VMware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC & docType = kc & externalId = 2067635 & sliceId = 2 & docTypeID = DT_KB_1_1 & dialogID = 654136054 & StateID = 1% 200% 20654134334

  In the article there are 2 links on POS and the other for PDV advanced.

  The link to POS meets an advanced location for POS

  • 5.5.7 vSphere Data Protection

  However, the patch is not available here.

  The second link has the patch, but I'm not allowed to download the file (since it is the location of the advanced version, and we use the normal version)

  Does anyone know how to get this fix for installation of POS normal?

  Best regards

  Gernot

  I found the patch file in the section version 5.5.9 download of POS area...

• Why does windows partition hard disk of 500 GB so that 60 GB fills the drive c, then d ' drive is empty (295 GB free)?

  Original title: hard drive partition

  Why does windows partition hard disk of 500 GB so that 60 GB fills the drive c, then d ' drive is empty (295 GB free)?

  It depends entirely on the Installer Windows at your partition layout described no.1 is not standard.

  By default on a totally blank disk Windows 7 installation will create two partitions. A system reservedMB 100 partition which will not have any drive letter and is not normally visible on computer. The rest of the disk will be the operating system.

  Your drive C is 60GB because someone chose her for this size. It seems that if the computer has been upgraded, 60 GB would have been appropriate for Windows XP.

• HP G70-460US. new hard drive. How to create a partition recorvery and fill?

  I have a laptop HPG70 with Windows Vista 64 Bit OS, which has had problems with disks-errors.  I used Clickfree backup completely my computer every week, so I decided to buy a NEW hard drive and recreate the image on my computer on the new drive.   I was surprised to find that the instuction to boot from USB attached CLICKFREE device would NOT work on HP laptops!   I had to reinstall the old drive, join the CLICKFREE webside and create a Bootable CD with the software easyfix to completely recreate the image on my computer.   After the re-installation of the new drive and about 2 hours, the drive of my computer has been completely restored... Hooray!

  I was reading the docs from HP on the creation of a DVD cover, just in case catastrophic anothor disk HARD crash, so I decided to create a set of recovery discs as directed by the video...  I had never created these because when I bought my computer, I don't have any DVD to create.

  I watched 'MY COMPUTER' and I saw that there is a recovery partition (D: on 12 concerts) and open and it just says HP, so I decided to go ahead.

  When I started the recovery disc creation program, it gave me the error message that it wasn't any how restore partition and wouldn't create any DVD.  I don't have a DVD in the drive, when I started to deal with because I thought he'd JUMP full disc when it started, but never that which until now...

  How can I start creating the recovery discs when the recovery disc creation program says there is nothing there?

  This is NOT official HP customer service and I, like most other people on this forum do not work for HP. It is a forum for users of peer-to-peer supported for class for the HP consumer products. HP maintains no official presence on this forum and it is unlikely that HP will respond in an official capacity. Response of an employee of HP represents his own opinion and not that of HP.

  Given that I do not work for HP and I do not use "Clickfree", I won't be able to figure this out for yourself, or a company. What I can tell you is that when installing a new operating system, an upgrade, or an imaging / backups, pointers on the recovery Partition are lost. By following the steps that I have to offer, most people are able to recover his computer to a factory condition.

  The way I would try it, is to make sure that you have a fully functional backup of your operating system partition and all data. Then I would try a recovery using the "HP Recovery Manager'... then 'F11'... and finally, marking the"HP Recovery patition"as active. One of these methods must recover the computer. Once restored, you should be able to create a set of HP recovery disks.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Move the data from the partitions again tablespace - direct table filled by ETL

  Hello

  We have a large composite table date-range/hash partitioned table (using time partitioning 11.2.0.3 range)

  1 partition for each month and each such partition 4 under separate partitions.

  We want to move some data from most significant storage but also direct table and inserted in all the days as part of the data warehouse and large table want to ensure

  operations below result in errors in the data loading procedure

  Suppose also should not take long to run lines 40 million or more each month.

  Select *.

  Of user_tab_partitions

  Where table_name = 'CUSTOMER_TRANSACTION '.

  And nom_partition like 'SYS % '.

  1. (1) Alter table retailer_transaction and rename partition < nom_partition > CUST_PART_ < YYYYMM >
  1. (2) tablespace create dedicated for the month of the affected partition
  1. ((3) alter table retailer_transaction move tablespace subpartition < sys... > < partition_tablespace > created in 2) above

  ALTER table retailer_transaction change the default attributes for the partition < CUST_PART < YYYYMM > < tablespace in 2 above > tablespace)

  4 global index which would eventually rebuild afterwards due to the transition if movement makes no valid.

  Several local bitmap indexes that belong to partitions.

  Thoughts?

  Thank you

  I agree in a good store of data, everything should be according to the best practices ETL or guideline. I guess it is a FACT table, because it's big enough. A method that I can share (followed in the real world big DW) is "ELP" IE Partition Exchange loading. You can find the basic architecture of the Internet.

  The basic architecture is as

  The source (in your case partitioned) Table--> (unpartitioned) intermediate Table--> Table possible target (partitioned)--> the cleaning activities (and overtime).

  You can use any ETL tool for this (I won't mention any other reasons).

  Later, you can delete the original table and use that new table as your FACT table, your application will be available all the time. There are drawbacks as most uses of double-spaced, other than normal ETL these work will take certain amount of resources so that other ALS etc. In addition, if you load a few current days during these activities you plan / program accordingly.

  Your demo is also fine, but regular ETL may fail because you rename the partitions (some uses of ETL tool partition name, in case you ever ELP) also unusable global indexes can cause failure (you have local too?).

• Fill in the description field of the virtual machine through VCO with Notes?

  I read in several positions, it should be possible to give a description using the notes (or __Notes) property

  However if I try to do from within VCO when installing a virtual machine using

  var Updateproperties = new Properties ();

  updateProperties.put ("Notes", "Your field new description here");

  I get the "unknown field" error

  What I'm missing or doing wrong.

  Thanks in advance

  problem solved. I had to use "provider-__Notes.

• Problems with Partitions

  Hello. I am trying to download an update for a program that I use frequently. The program can run only on a sensitive file system without respect, so it does not work on my main partition. I partitioned a second disc which is not case sensitive so I could download it. This partition is now saturated. I tried more space partitioning but disk utility says "this partition is not modifiable.". Here is a screenshot of disk utility. What can I do to get more space for my second partition? I tried to make a third partition, which was case-insensitive as well to try to merge together, but disk utility says "this partition is not modifiable." Help, please?

  

  Copy the data from Macintosh HD 2 on an external drive. Delete the Macintosh HD 2 partition, and then create a new partition to fill the space. Copy the data to the new partition.

  This 3rd party software can help as it is reported to be more flexible than the disk utility.

  iPartition

• Deleted partition BOOTCAMP capacity entered Recovery HD

  I am facing a weird problem and it is honestly driving me crazy!

  I had a partition bootcamp (80 GB) with Windows 7 installed for a while. Then I tried to delete this partition using Bootcamp Assistant of Apple, but I have encountered an error and was not able to do. So I decided to start in Recovery Mode, formatted the BOOTCAMP partition in the hope that I would be more able to merge with my Macintosh HD one.

  I managed to do it, which means that I then had Macintosh HD on one side and a BOOTCAMP partition go 80 empty on the other.

  However, something was not trying to group them together and for some reason, I now have a capacity of 420 GB displayed on Macintosh HD (same as before), no BOOTCAMP partition remain always displayed and order diskutil list showing me 80 GB for Apple Recovery HD (which correspond to my initial BOOTCAMP capability):

  ~ diskutil list

  / dev/disk0 (internal, physical):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * GB 500,3 disk0

  1: disk0s1 EFI EFI 209.7 MB

  2: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD 419,4 GB disk0s2

  3: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 80.5 GB disk0s3

  When I run the option first aid in Apple SSD disk utility, I get the following:

  

  My only wish is to be able to recover my full 500 GB on Macintosh HD for later use bootcamp again and install Windows 10.

  Looking forward to any kind of help,

  Thank you in advance.

  Save all your data, preferably twice and independent from each other. Format the drive and reinstall the OS from scratch and restore your data. Alternatively, if you are comfortable using the command line this syntax comes into play:

  diskutil resizeVolume peripheral [ limits |] MapSize | R | size [numberOfPartitions]

  [part1Format part1Name part1Size part2Format part2Name

  part2Size part3Format part3Name part3Size...] ]

  No destructive resize a volume (partition); You can

  increase or decrease its size. On the other hand, takes no action

  and print some info.

  A size of the limits takes no action, but instead will print the

  target range of valid values for the score, taking into

  conditions account file system and partition from the current map

  as files used and other partitions (buildings) following the

  target.

  A size of mapsize takes no action, but instead will print the

  size of the device disc set covering, as well as the

  map of entire partition size (all partitions less map

  (overhead). The whole-disk device may be larger than the by -.

  competition card if the entire disk device has increased since the party-

  tion map was created. More a whole-disk device is possible

  with some drives (RAID) business systems.

  You can grow a volume (partition) (back) to its maximum size

  possible, provided no new partitions have been created, which

  are in the way, by specifying R for the new size of the volume. You

  must use R instead of trying a value such as

  100% because the latter cannot count fresh generals score card.

  To decrease the size, new partitions may be

  created to fill the recently released space.  To do this, specify

  the numberOfPartitions, format, name, and size settings in

  the same way as the description of triplet for the

  partitionDisk verb.

  Resize a volume that is currently defined as the computer

  Startup disk will invalidate this setting; use the Startup

  Disc Bless or system preferences panel (8) to reset the

  resized volume as the boot disk.

  Device refers to a volume; file system of the volume must be

  logging HFS +.  Valid sizes are a number followed by a capital

  Letter from Tal multiplier or percent sign suffix as described in

  the section SIZES at the end of this page (e.g. 1-5 t, 128 M,

  50%).  Property of the disc is needed.

• Recovery partition is almost full to premium win 7 pavilion dv7, how free space

  Recovery partition is almost full to premium win 7 pavilion dv7, how free space

  When you request support, please provide the model name and product number complete (p/n) of the HP computer in question. HP/Compaq made thousands of computer models. Without this information, it can be difficult, even impossible to help you solve your problem.

  The information requested above are on the bottom of your computer, inside the battery compartment or on the BIOS boot screen. Please see How can I find my model number or product number? for help more to find this information. DO NOT include your serial number. Please enter the product/model information consumer HP Online Support page and post it here for our review.

  

  The HP Recovery partition is not intended to have any additional files written in it.  If the HP recovery partition starts to fill up, something is written on the partition and you need to identify the process. Nothing remove this partition may invalidate the inoperative, so make sure that you delete only the files not related to the HP recovery.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• partitioning of SSDS

  I replace my internal drive of the 2011 MBP with an SSD. My main use of this computer is for music and audio.

  Should I partition a 1 TB SSD or not?   And if so, what is the best practice?

  Thank you

  -Thom

  You are likely to get different answers and all will probably correct academically.

  Create several partitions on a physical disk is good for organizing purposes, the primary limitations to a hard drive still exists, so you do not win the benefits as you would with 2 hard disks physically different. If you have two hard disks, the answer would be different. What you'll find is if you create two partitions later we're going to fill and you will manage how to remedy and will be the most inopportune (murphy's law).

  So I would create one partition - the speed of the SSD, far outweighs the benefits of multiple partitions on a single disk and you will make less headaches in the long run.

  Just my two cents.