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I've got Windows WDS/MDT server that is on physical box running Windows Server 2012, it kept on failing on Windows Update, so I wonder how to perform upgrade to Windows Server 2012 R2 standard without losing the current settings and application ?
The C: drive is just 30 GB free out of 68 GB
Note: the C: drive is just RAID-1 from 2x 72 GB HDD.
I've got Windows WDS/MDT server that is on physical box running Windows Server 2012, it kept on failing on Windows Update, so I wonder how to perform upgrade to Windows Server 2012 R2 standard without losing the current settings and application ?
The C: drive is just 30 GB free out of 68 GB
Note: the C: drive is just RAID-1 from 2x 72 GB HDD.
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Albert Widjaja
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Thanks !
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What about if the C: drive is just 25 GB free ?
is that going to work ?
is that going to work ?
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yes the upgrade went smoohtly succesful.
so can I delete the C:\Windows.old directory now ?