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Apr 4 |
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Can't see a file that “exists” in Temporary Internet Files @Moab ok thank you, good to know :) |
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Apr 4 |
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Share Firefox/Thnderbird data between W7 and Linux Mint 12 in dual boot computer thanks for your advice! I'll give this a try and see if it works. Do you know how can I make sure that the drive is mounted all the time? Is there a setting for that? |
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Apr 4 |
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Can't see a file that “exists” in Temporary Internet Files @Psycogeek yeah I just used CMD and browsed to that Temporary Internet Files folder and voilà! The file is there, and some other files too (Content.IE5, Content.MSO, Content.Word, desktop.ini,iUeetmdW, Low and Virtualized). Now that I alreay used EaseUs to shrink my partition, should I do anything about them? |
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Apr 4 |
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Can't see a file that “exists” in Temporary Internet Files @Moab oops! I shrinked the partition already... luckily everything went fine. I had saved an image of my hard drive before and made a Windows repair DVD just in case anyways. Is there any benefit of making a boot media with Easus? I can still do it just in case if it's worth it... |
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Apr 4 |
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Can't see a file that “exists” in Temporary Internet Files @Moab you were right, I had missed one step and disabled services that I shouldn't have disabled. Anyways, I tried again and the problem was exactly the same as described in my original post, complaining about the same exact file. I guess I'll give EaseUs a try and hope for the best... |
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Apr 4 |
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Can't see a file that “exists” in Temporary Internet Files @Moab I'm pretty sure I followed the directions in that link, but I can give it a try again in case I messed something up |
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Apr 4 |
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Can't see a file that “exists” in Temporary Internet Files @kreemoweet when you say a boot-time app to move stuff, you mean like the ones mentioned by Psycogeek? Or something else? |
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Apr 4 |
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Can't see a file that “exists” in Temporary Internet Files @Psycogeek yeah I've read about third party tools to do this, but I've also read of people having problems and getting errors, so I was trying to find a way using the tools that windows has. I guess that I can give one of those a try. And yeah, before trying anything I created earlier an image with windows of my C: drive, and a repair DVD to boot the windows tools and be able to restore that image. Hopefully I won't need those! |
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Apr 4 |
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Can't see a file that “exists” in Temporary Internet Files to Jeremy and @Moab thank you for your suggestions, I've tried both things without any success. When performing a clean boot, I can't perform a shrink command, I get an error. First it said that the Virtual Disk Service wan't available. I performed another clean boot activating that service, but when doing "shrink" I would get another error that the device is not available or something like that... any other thing I can try? |
