As we all know about the Vista Complete PC Backup backup the DISK which is considered "System" disk.
Initially and normally, the C partition is the only "System" disk.
But I have found that if I install Kaspersky Anti-Virus in my D partition, the D partition will be the SECOND "System" disk!! And the Complete PC Backup let me doesn't give me a choice to backup without D partition (Both C, D will be backup)
After I figured it out, I uninstalled Kaspersky and then installed it in C disk; but after I install those software in D partiton, it happens again:
Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 & MSDN
Acronis Disk Director
Java JDK & JRE
Office 2007
Nokia Suite
is anyone know any of above causes the D become "System" partiton?
and more important, how does the Vista determine which one is system disk?
I cannot google any infomation about this issue, or maybe i used incorrect key words
Initially and normally, the C partition is the only "System" disk.
But I have found that if I install Kaspersky Anti-Virus in my D partition, the D partition will be the SECOND "System" disk!! And the Complete PC Backup let me doesn't give me a choice to backup without D partition (Both C, D will be backup)
After I figured it out, I uninstalled Kaspersky and then installed it in C disk; but after I install those software in D partiton, it happens again:
Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 & MSDN
Acronis Disk Director
Java JDK & JRE
Office 2007
Nokia Suite
is anyone know any of above causes the D become "System" partiton?
and more important, how does the Vista determine which one is system disk?
I cannot google any infomation about this issue, or maybe i used incorrect key words

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