Should I worry? Check the amount of free space on the C: drive right after the installation. No Photoshop!
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Should I worry? Check the amount of free space on the C: drive right after the installation. No Photoshop!
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Perfectly normal with *******Originally Posted by kevCast
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Just wait in 7 days after update and it will take up over 20GB
Mine didn't blow up to 20gb unless I had downloaded 20gb. sry to spoil your fun, boom!!!.
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78.1-66.6 is 11.5GB, not 5.
Last edited by Firestem4; September 30th, 2009 at 11:46 PM.
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you should worry that you started a topic about this, yes.
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11 GB? And that's just the OS without extra apps??
OMFG LOL
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BTW, now what so many of you Windows 7 users are reading this thread: How much RAM does Windows 7 really need?
Let's suppose you turn off all the bling-bling and stick to the basic XP-like interface .... Would 512 MB RAM be enough?
I am asking this because one customer wants to use "Virtual Desktop Infrastructure" technology, e.g. the desktop OS'es would run as virtualized instances on VMware, Hyper-V or VirtualBox ...
So to be able to plan this, I'd need to know if 512 MB per Windows 7 instance is really enough or if more would be a wiser choice maybe?
Any comments on that?
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