Re: Yoga 13 - patch that gives 100gb of free space

RE Lenovo offerred the patch that gives you at least 100gb of free space. I also ordered and installed an additional 128gb SSD and 8gb RAM.---
Where can I find this patch?
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snsn,
Either you're remembering wrong, or your Yoga came with new partitioning from what most of us have seen. (Which I'd be surprised by, since I just got a factory-new Yoga yesterday that appears to have had its drive image created on 11/26/12.)
As it ships, with the C and D drive and 7 disk partitions, the Yoga only had a 63GB C drive with 42GB free, plus there was a D partition that had driver backups on it.
Now you have a 100GB C drive with 65GB free (and the stuff that had been on the D drive copied to it).
Telos,
Well, first, like all drives, a "128GB" drive only really stores just under 120GB, due to file system overhead. (Same reason you buy a new 2 terabyte hard drive only to discover that it only has 1.8TB of actual storage.)
Even after the hotfix, there are still six partitions. Two of these could be eliminated, but I wouldn't suggest it.
1- 1GB: Recovery Partition (Lenovo system stuff?)
2 - 260MB: EFI System Partition (created by Windows 8)
3 - 1GB: OEM Partition (More Lenovo system stuff)
4 - 100.41GB: Windows 8 C Partition
5 or 6 - 8GB: Intel Fast Startup
5 or 6 - 8GB: Onekey backup recovery image of the original Windows 8 install
You could eliminate the Intel fast startup partition without breaking anything; it would just make your PC take slightly longer to boot. And you could lose the Onekey backup partition if you made a backup of your OS on an external drive. However, (1) I'm not sure which of the two 8GB partitions is which; I can't tell from Disk Management, and (2) rather than hobble functionality and safely, why not add an SD card in the external memory card slot, if you need new storage and don't want to open the PC to add a second SSD? You can get a fast 64GB card just for just $55 at Amazon, or 16GB for just $12.

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