Following up on my previous threads regarding my upcoming plans for a dual boot Windows 7/10 setup, I wanted to ask a quick question regarding the partitions I'd need to make:
When I set up my drive with the necessary partitions, should I just split the drive into two equal partitions or should I just allocate ~250GB to two partitions and let the third take the rest of the drive's space?
The reason I ask this is because I plan to use both OSes pretty frequently. If I did the three-partition option and I, say, had a browser that I wanted installed for both 7 and 10, would I be better off placing each install on both OS partitions or just installing it into the third partition? I don't have a problem splitting the partitioning in two, but I'm not entirely sure what the best setup would be.
As always, thanks for any replies!
When I set up my drive with the necessary partitions, should I just split the drive into two equal partitions or should I just allocate ~250GB to two partitions and let the third take the rest of the drive's space?
The reason I ask this is because I plan to use both OSes pretty frequently. If I did the three-partition option and I, say, had a browser that I wanted installed for both 7 and 10, would I be better off placing each install on both OS partitions or just installing it into the third partition? I don't have a problem splitting the partitioning in two, but I'm not entirely sure what the best setup would be.
As always, thanks for any replies!