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Inspired by the Best Practices Microsoft, to install MS Windows XP, MS Windows Vista, MS Windows 7, or MS Windows 8.1 on a computer, always will adopt the following configuration model in Computer with Hard Disk capacity bigger 100GB (I will create two partitions on the HDD):

A Unit C: with 40GB (XP) or 50GB (Vista or later) to the Operating System and Applications;
A Unit D: with the rest of the space for storing documents regarding Installers and Drivers, and the set of gear (Clipart) composed by Images, Photos, Music and Videos.

PERSONAL  COMPUTER'S  SETTINGS

By default the applications to be installed in addition to those documents which are made available by the Principal User, are:

On computers that already have user data, if explicitly stated content and the site will be stored personal data for later transferring them to the Unit D:.

At last but not least, all folders and libraries (Vista and 7) will be trained on a respective folder on the D: drive and a Temp folder is created in Unit C: there remain concentrated all temporary files.