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| quick question about windows vista partitioning
I am new here and hope I am posting in the right place. I just have a very quick question about installing Windows Vista. Would the following partition scheme work? Partition 1: C: , mounted completely read-only to all limited-users Partition 2: Mounted on C:\users (C:\Documents and Settings) in read-write mode for all users Would such a setup work with software such as Microsoft Office, etc? And would this even be possible in Vista? It's probably evident that I'm coming from Linux with this; trying to implement a setup in Windows similar to the way that /home in Linux usually resides on a separate partition. Thanks, Rus. |
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