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If you make recovery CDs when you first get a new computer, can you delete all the info on the D drive?

I would like to have extra space on my hard drive, and the D drive contains all the recovery data which I have backed up on CDs.

Yes. But not a good idea. The operating system defaults to C: The D: drive is rarely used. Its insurance, and its free.

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3 Responses to “If you make recovery CDs when you first get a new computer, can you delete all the info on the D drive?”

  1. ya u can do that, but u will still have a partition as i tried so many tuts on how to remove and nothing works
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  2. Yes. But not a good idea. The operating system defaults to C: The D: drive is rarely used. Its insurance, and its free.
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  3. Sure, but it's totally NOT recommended, CDs are fragile 70% more than hard drives no matter how careful you are
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