Vista64 VSS storage - redirection to other partition ?

Hi,

is there possible to redirect Vista shadow copy service storage
to other partition with cluster size >=16 kB ?
My system one has cluster 4 KB and suffers
by defragmenting issue for VSS and cluster <16 kB.

The space at system one is also a reason.

Some 1-2 month ago I was playing with some Vista CL commands
not successful and not remember which, probably fsutil...
it claimed it is possible but failed.


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Poutnik

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truth.

No you can't move it. For the VSS problem, don't be a cheapskate.
Buy a defragmenter that can handle the problem.
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Mad Mike

"Poutnik <me@privacy.net>" wrote

>
>Hi,
>
>is there possible to redirect Vista shadow copy service storage
>to other partition with cluster size >=16 kB ?
>My system one has cluster 4 KB and suffers
>by defragmenting issue for VSS and cluster <16 kB.
>
>The space at system one is also a reason.
>
>Some 1-2 month ago I was playing with some Vista CL commands
>not successful and not remember which, probably fsutil...
>it claimed it is possible but failed.

A defragger that can work around the VSS on those partitions will help.
I've been using Diskeeper 2008 for defragging my 4kB cluster sized
partition (vista home premium) for many months now. I use the special
VSS defrag mode as recommended in the manual and it's been great so far-
no unusual restore point activity or space consumption after a defrag.


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>
> A defragger that can work around the VSS on those partitions will help.
> I've been using Diskeeper 2008 for defragging my 4kB cluster sized
> partition (vista home premium) for many months now. I use the special
> VSS defrag mode as recommended in the manual and it's been great so far-
> no unusual restore point activity or space consumption after a defrag.
>
>
>
I know that PerfectDisk has VSS compatible mode too.
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