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Old 05-28-2007, 06:41 PM
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Customizing default locations

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Is it possible to customize the default location of the VSS Storage space for C to be on a differente Drive ?

Is it also possible to move the hiberfil.sys file from it as well ?

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Hi,
Is it possible to customize the default location of the VSS Storage space for C to be on a differente Drive ?

Is it also possible to move the hiberfil.sys file from it as well ?

Thanks...

Or.
Hiberfil.sys can be removed/deleted any time... change the attrib's on it, then take owner and delete... If you decide to use hibernate it will simpl make the file again...

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Windows 2003 Server: NTBackup 0x8007000e VSS ErrorI managed to find how to move the VSS storage to another drive. Right click on the hard drive, Properties. Shadow Copies, then change the drive the Shadow ...
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Hi,
I want to use the hiberfil.sys but but it on another drive for free spce issues, the same with VSS Storage (I think your aswer to this relates to 2003 Server)

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Check this webpage: http://bertk.mvps.org/html/diskspacev.html
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Yeah, i know the vssadmin command but it won't let me run the /for=C /On=D Command

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I want to use the hiberfil.sys but but it on another drive for free spce issues, the same with VSS Storage (I think your aswer to this relates to 2003 Server)

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Yes, it refers to Server 2003 and XP and other OS's as well...

Did you try it the suggestion to see if it works? Or did you simply assume that since the post stated Server 2003 it would not work in Vista...
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It says to check whether the c Drive has properties for ShadowStorage which he doesn't

The only option that i could modify is the one to which drive to store VSS Data

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