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It runs off the CD and/or in RAM (depending on the distro), and unless you choose to save, say, a text file you create to their drive, NOTHING whatsoever will be written to their system (and even *then* you'd hafta go in and change permissions to save said text file - more on that below). If you burn yerself a Live Linux CD distro, you can bootup your friend's PCs from THAT, and it installs NOTHING onto their system.

#GPARTED LIVE USB WITH FILE MANAGER SOFTWARE#

No need for foreign software it ain't even an issue: I probably would go with the other suggestion about using another persons computer. Better to use the Linux LiveCDs.Д®DIT: Ah re-read your post.

#GPARTED LIVE USB WITH FILE MANAGER INSTALL#

Partition Magic, though a pretty penny, works very well if you want to purchase a program to do the job, but again would probably require that you have admin rights to install it. There may be some that I've missed, but when I needed to repartition my drive last year, I couldn't find anything. And, what's better, you don't need any admin rights to do it.ДЄll of the programs that I know of that run from Windows itself are not free. The OS will boot into memory and GParted will start automatically.ДЄs long as you have the ability to boot directly from the CD, you can use these CDs without any need to install. Just pop it into the drive, restart the computer and boot from the CD. It runs the entire OS from the CD itself-no install required. The GParted CD, like the other mentioned, is are called a LiveCD. Anyone got any ideas? Also, if anyone is currently working on a program that does this, I might be able to help. I need something that is relatively small and will allow me to do whatever I want to my external drive. They either try to write to the registry, which makes the computer terminate the app, or they require you to burn it to a CD or floppy and boot the computer from it.

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I have found several free programs for partitioning, but none that were trully portable. The only way I can fix my drive once and for all is to either change the properties of the files so that they belong to whatever computer I plug into (requires administrative rights), or format it with FAT32 (something these machines can not do), which would kill the permisions structure and give me complete access to the contents of the drive. It's set up that way due the stupid SAM Network Management thing on all the computers, which the library is using for all the wrong purposes.

Further more, if you put stuff on the drive from more then two or three different computer, the data in the invisible System_Volume folder (an annoying thing that only Windows uses) gets corrupted and the computer won't allow you to delete anything, because it doesn't know who it belongs to. This means that if I put Firefox on the USB drive at computer 3, I can only get rid of it at computer 3. The reason is that, while each computer in the library can read from and write to any USB drive, each computer can only modify or delete files that they have created (hence permissions). Anyone here know of a free program that can change the properties of files on Windows systems without administrative rights? I finally found out why I couldn't delete any files off my external drive (the person I gave it to didn't want it anymore).

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