My new baby came with Vista, that i wiped off and installed XP Pro.
Before that, thank to the help of this great forum, i created System Recovery DVD's.
Now i have a partition 4.85GB that is called ServiceV002.
Shall I go ahead and delete it or will it give me a hard time with MBR etc.. does it need to stay there?
ServiceV002 partition on my T61, to delete or not to delete?
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ServiceV002 partition on my T61, to delete or not to delete?
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Got my T61
T40 (Sold)
T41 (best machine i ever had, Sold)
Toshiba Satellite (what a mistake, sold)
Thinkpad Z61t (brilliant machine, went to my father)
Got my T61
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Re: ServiceV002 partition on my T61, to delete or not to delete?
I was just wandering why this is created, sorry to ressurect an old thread but these Servicev002 partitions have just popped up on my main disk and on my USB HDD disk wierdly. They can't be for the Vista restore parition that comes with it because that's called SW_Preload and was there way before.
I did have a problem where I needed to use the vista recovery console and also booted into the Thinkpad recovery environment that looks a bit like XP safe mode. Would appreciate the advice on what they are and if it's ok to delete both of them... they're taking up quite a lot of space.
Thanks.
I did have a problem where I needed to use the vista recovery console and also booted into the Thinkpad recovery environment that looks a bit like XP safe mode. Would appreciate the advice on what they are and if it's ok to delete both of them... they're taking up quite a lot of space.
Thanks.
T41p 2373-GHG / 1.5Ghz 'Banias' / NMB Keyboard
T61 14.1'' 7661-CTO / Vista Business / WXGA / T7300 / 2GB RAM / 80GB HDD / X3100 / 3945ABG / NMB KB /
T400 14.1'' 2768-CTO / Vista Business / WXGA / P8400 / 4GB RAM / 200GB 7200RPM / HD 3470 / 5300AGN / WWAN / NMB KB
T61 14.1'' 7661-CTO / Vista Business / WXGA / T7300 / 2GB RAM / 80GB HDD / X3100 / 3945ABG / NMB KB /
T400 14.1'' 2768-CTO / Vista Business / WXGA / P8400 / 4GB RAM / 200GB 7200RPM / HD 3470 / 5300AGN / WWAN / NMB KB
Re: ServiceV002 partition on my T61, to delete or not to delete?
Was your WinXP from Lenovo OEM Disks or the Retail Version?sokos wrote:My new baby came with Vista, that i wiped off and installed XP Pro.
Before that, thank to the help of this great forum, i created System Recovery DVD's.
Now i have a partition 4.85GB that is called ServiceV002.
Shall I go ahead and delete it or will it give me a hard time with MBR etc.. does it need to stay there?
Two - T61p 15.4" WS T9300 2.5Ghz units, August 2008 08/08 Builds + Nvidia FX570M GPUs, One - T42 15" Flexview 1.8GHz + ATI GPU for travel, Two - T500 15.4" T9600 & T9400 CPUs with ATI HD3650 GPUs, One - Stupidly Fast W520 15.6" i7-2860QM + Nvidia 2000M GPU + Series 3 Dock w/USB 3.0
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