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Odd Slowdown Suddenly Affecting Computer


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rshaffer61

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Hmm problem is it is on the other end of that recovery partition.
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Oh well. I'll just make it into a new partition. Thanks again for all of your help.
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I would make it a separate partition and use it for data. That way if the C crashed it would not effect the other partitions.
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If you are never going to use the recovery partition it can be done.
I do appreciate your patience and cooperation during all the steps we took. :)
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