Free up the hard disk space occupied by the restore wizard

Your system is too much junk.

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Problem description: A friend asked me how much disk space I need to use the one-click restore wizard. Actually, I don't know. Can anyone tell me.

Analysis: I just installed the system when the backup, the C drive is about the left, and the files after the backup are about the left. You can calculate this ratio.

The essence of one-click restore wizard is to install a shell for ghost, I suggest you give up one-click restore wizard and directly use ghost to back up the system disk.

Pros and cons of one-click restore sprite.

Pros: Convenient, one-click backup.

Disadvantages: The original disk only hail can be C disk, and the target disk is also determined (I seem to remember that it is D disk). And I installed a dual system, which simply didn't meet my needs.

In addition, it backs up the same file name every time, which means that the same system can only back up one file, and I usually back up one after installing the system, and then back up one after installing some applications, the advantage of this is that you don't need to install some applications every time you restore the system. Of course, you might say, I can't just back it up when I'm completely ready. In fact, this is not realistic, because every day we may install software, patch, poison, these can make the system feel uncomfortable, in this case, if you have multiple files in preparation or before, just take a few minutes to restore it.

Pros and cons of using ghost.

Pros: It's completely up to you, the original disk, the target disk, the file name, etc.

Disadvantages: It is an English interface, and it may be a little difficult to use at first, however, once you learn it (and it is easy to learn, you can check the ** and Mao shirt Qing tutorial from the Internet), it will be much more convenient in the future.

Your friend may be worried about the lack of disk space during backup, but if you use ghost, you can choose the destination disk (the disk where the backup file is saved) by yourself, and there will be no problem of insufficient space.

Hope mine can help you!

The way to get it back is good orange:

Step 1: Uninstall the Restore Wizard.

Step 2: Right-click on "My Computer" and select "Changhe Management".

Step 3: Select "Disk Management" under "Storage".

Step 4: In the pane on the right, you will see that there is a partition that does not have a drive letter assigned and is labeled.

Unknown partition". Right-click on it and select "Delete Disk Partition".

Step 5: Right-click on the disk space, select New Partition, format it and assign a drive letter to it. ok!

The above methods are applicable to the operating system of NT kernel, such as 2000 XP 2003. It is not available for 9x-series operating systems, as the "Computer Management" tool is not found in it. The 9x series can do something similar with Magic Partitioning software.

The most important thing in the whole operation process is to uninstall the restore wizard correctly, and the second is not to forget to format the partition after rebuilding it before it can be used.