A system restore file (System Volume Information) must be on the
drive/partition it is protecting. Each drive/partition will have it's own
System Volume Information folder for recovery of that particular
partition/drive. This is the way the O/S is designed, so no you cannot move
from C to another drive.
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All the best,
SG
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"BigBadB" <BigBadB@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to change the drive where system restore points are saved
> by
> Vista?
>
> I have a small but very fast C: drive, where windows and programs are
> installed, and a larger but slower E: drive, where I store data and files.
> Can I get Vista to save the system restore points for C: on E:, where I
> have
> space to spare?
>
> Thanks in advance, and my apologies if this is a dumb question - am a
> complete Vista newbie.