Thread: Need hard drive advice

Topic should be placed in the "Other", but in my opinion.

I want to know in advance, as would be the division, entry into the system, i.e. If the screw is 1, then enter, select User-To, etc., and how to deal with the two screws?? Each must put their own operating system and use each separately?? Or you can combine them to use (for example, if both is Windows XP or ME/2000/Vista)??

Your questions stem from the fact that you are convinced that in order to use the HDD to the OS it should be.

This is not the case.

The number of screws on the number of users has no effect. In fact, no one prevents you bury in the computer at least 10 screws.

Accounts created on the disk where the operating system. If you have multiple operating systems, the number in each may vary.

If you need to install 2 OS on 1 computer, it is just best to use different screws, i.e. for each operating system to screw (on the first XP, while the second Vista). This way you can solve some problems with the incompatibility of different operating systems on 1 rotor.

In fact, each of the installed operating system will see both of your Railways. 2 - If not broken down into logical and 2 - if the discs were broken.

Apparently people wanted different users at different physical media (what - you can only assume, but the easiest option to quickly and easily pick up their data with them if you wish to renounce the further use of the systemic, each user can express his own decision and urgently, without the possibility to include systemic and copy the data). And there is a better option - 3 hard drives, put on a single OS (may be several), it may be small in size, and data from each user on your own disk - size for the needs. Very good work, I know of the negatives - increased noise at work. But for a great purpose can be neglected.