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Partizione "SYSTEM"... ?? A che serve ??

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Old 03-09-2010
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Partizione "SYSTEM"... ?? A che serve ??
Salve a tutti.

Ho notato che sia Vista che Seven, creano sempre una partizione aggiuntiva
chiamata "system" posizionandola sempre prima di quella di sistema (C.

A cosa serve ?

Se si fa il backup solo di C: e si ripristina, il sistema non e' piu'
avviabile ?

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