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Wanda,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;Yes, it will slow down your system. &nbsp;I wouldn't do it if i were you. &nbsp;Purchase a bigger Harddrive, your system will love you for it.<br />

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Wanda,

   Yes, it will slow down your system.  I wouldn't do it if i were you.  Purchase a bigger Harddrive, your system will love you for it.


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I forgot to say, it has 32 mg Sdram.<br />
Thanks<br />

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I forgot to say, it has 32 mg Sdram.
Thanks


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it not a good idee!because fat32 it isen't compatible with<br />
compression program.go to help in windows and seach for fat 32<br />
and you will see it<br />

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it not a good idee!because fat32 it isen't compatible with
compression program.go to help in windows and seach for fat 32
and you will see it


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Would it be a bad move to compress the hard drive,<br />
computer is K6-2 266mhz.<br />
It is already converted to FAT 32.<br />
Will it make it slow to compress the hard drive?<br />
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Thanks in advance, I value your opinions!
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Would it be a bad move to compress the hard drive,
computer is K6-2 266mhz.
It is already converted to FAT 32.
Will it make it slow to compress the hard drive?

Thanks in advance, I value your opinions!

Compresion opinions

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